I have these ADORABLE cat planters with surprising drainage, and I really want to plant these plants in them. I’m not too concerned with the Dwarf Pilea (Mibs) but I’m concerned for the Neon Pothos (Tequila). Help?
I have these ADORABLE cat planters with surprising drainage, and I really want to plant these plants in them. I’m not too concerned with the Dwarf Pilea (Mibs) but I’m concerned for the Neon Pothos (Tequila). Help?
Those plants will likely outgrow those little planters very quickly, but it would be cute while they establish some soil roots. Does it look like the kitty is peeing when you water them 😆 or is the drainage in the feet?
4 likesScreaming. I might have to make a hole lmfao 🤣 no it’s just the feet. I knoooowwww. I just can’t grow a succulent to save my life and I want them to fulfill their dream lol
0 likesI get it… succulents can be tough. What about a Hoya starter? They take a while to grow and their roots are a lot smaller than Pothos.
1 likeA spider plant baby can grow in it. It will become root bound. But, it will live with frequent watering and regular fertilizer. I’ve had one in a 2 inch pot all summer and it even put out tiny spider babies!
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