Bobby Berk shares a unique watering method that helps houseplants thrive effortlessly
He suggests a method called bottom watering. Instead of pouring water on top, you fill a container and let the plants soak. This way, the roots drink what they need. It’s a game changer!
Nicole Elizabeth Dillon, a plant expert, backs this up. She even gives her plants a “bath day” in her farmhouse sink. How fun is that? You can use your sink or tub too. Just don’t leave them in too long—30 minutes is perfect.
This method also helps keep pesky fungus gnats away. They love moist soil, but bottom watering keeps the top dry. Plus, it encourages roots to grow deeper, making your plants stronger.
Just remember to change the water between pots if you’re worried about soil contaminants. Happy watering!