I just acquired a small drosophyllum (in 4" clay pot) and slack potted it. The smaller pot has some sphagnum moss in the drain hole to "wick" water into the smaller pot.
My questions are:
How on earth is the plant supposed to push its roots into the larger pot through the small, partially obstructed drain hole of the inner pot?
Has anyone contemplated removing the entire bottom of the small pot (or enlarge the drain hole) with a masonry drill bit to allow more room for the roots to grow through?
Thanks.
My questions are:
How on earth is the plant supposed to push its roots into the larger pot through the small, partially obstructed drain hole of the inner pot?
Has anyone contemplated removing the entire bottom of the small pot (or enlarge the drain hole) with a masonry drill bit to allow more room for the roots to grow through?
Thanks.