Indoor plants
By Rachafrica
Indiana,
United States 
I have quite a few indoor plants (mainly cactus and herbs) that are in planters that do not have drainage holes on the bottom. I can't tell if I am overwatering. Should I find new planters with drainage holes? Any suggestions?
16 May, 2008
Answers
Cacti and herbs both need good drainage. Water collecting in the bottom is not good for these plants. I would re-pot.
16 May, 2008
If you have them in pots with a hole in the bottom, then you can place those inside your ornamental pots - when you water you can then tip away the excess a few minutes after watering.
16 May, 2008
thanks to all of you for the great answers
17 May, 2008
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