Easy way to water LARGE houseplants | with or w/o drainage holes 

Hi there, is that orange situation called a drainage plate? I'm not able to find it at home depot or on line. Can't seem to figure out what it's called. Can you help..? Thanks, Nicole

@@nicolesnead3414 It's called an Ups-A-Daisy planter insert. Lowes and Home Depot carry them.

Glad it was helpful!

Best of luck!

Awesome, glad I could help ☺️

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

You're so welcome!

I always thought it was better to repot them and get them out of the nursery pots. No?

Thank you! 😊

Thanks so much! 😊

She's a real beauty 😊. TFW!!!

Thank you so much Jennifer!

Glad it was helpful!

You're so welcome!

You are so welcome!

Glad you enjoyed it!☺️

Glad I could help. 😊 TFW!

I've never had a mold, fungus or gnat/fruit fly problem in my home due to watering my plants this way.

You are so welcome

Hi Natalie, The clear plastic insert is called a plant saucer. I don't know what you call the orange insert, but you can't miss it at HD. Both can be found in the gardening section. TFW!

LiveItUpLeslie thank you! Yesterday we found all of the supplies you suggested & successfully reported our monstera! Thanks again!

My pleasure 😊

Hi A C, I'm putting water in the soil and then it filters down through the rocks which allows it to evaporate back up towards the plant. Hope this helps!

@@LiveItUpLeslie It does help. Thank you for responding.

Hi! It doesn't attract mosquitos and I've never take it out the pot because it's HUGE now. I water it directly from my watering can. Look at the video again and you'll see how I set it up so that I don't have to move my plant. Thanks for watching!

Majesty Palms can be so tricky. 😔 And since I don't know where you're located, I would just read up on their care and maintenance requirements. Then, I would err on the side of caution and just check the soil with my finger. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!

I don't know the actual name but it can be found in the garden section at HD near the containers. TFW!

You may do as you wish, but I use the orange divider to keep my pot off the rocks so it won't sit in water.

Thank you for this video too!!

Always check out the clearance section of your local nursery, lowes or home depot AND Homegoods. TFW!

And thrift stores @@LiveItUpLeslie

Not at all.

I think doing this way doesn't since the soil and the plants are not IN the rocks and water. Just above them.

Nope. My plant is super healthy and happy. TFW!

@@LiveItUpLeslie The consensus is not to keep the plant in the plastic container the plant came in. I've always heard you repot it immediately, as that plastic container is meant to be temporary. Thanks for the video and the great advice.

I was wondering about this as well, but her plants look so amazingly healthy! My next thought is that if your plant is needing a bigger pot, but you still want to use this method, just transplant into the same type of plastic nursery pot but BIGGER! I have so many of those I’ve kept from other outdoor plants I have transplanted into the ground. Now they can be reused ♻️ Thank you for all these wonderful ideas! You’re smart, and like others have said your energy is positively infectious. 💞