phunkeeboodah
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i thought the same but turns out if there is enough soil the water and most of the roots never make it down that far anyway since there is less oxygen and moisture(?). in the mother cupboard i keep plants in 250ml and 500ml plastic margarine containers/tupperware and those plants have roots at the bottom but the sand at the top helps regulate watering and the moisture level at the top of the soil and so far the plants are perfect
that top sand layer though really helps because the soil stays moist along the surface all the way to the edge of the pot and it stays regulated. it's basically upside down bottom watering. the sand holds all the water at once and slowly brings it evenly downward across the soil surface
that top sand layer though really helps because the soil stays moist along the surface all the way to the edge of the pot and it stays regulated. it's basically upside down bottom watering. the sand holds all the water at once and slowly brings it evenly downward across the soil surface
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