Not every plant needs bottom watering. Find out eight houseplants that do well with this watering method and seven that might ...

Both top and bottom watering are effective techniques for providing potted plants with moisture. Top watering is faster to do ...

When watering potted plants, overwatering can be just as detrimental as underwatering. Besides watering frequency, the watering method you use also plays a role in how much water the plant gets.

Bottom watering for indoor plants means pouring water into a saucer, bowl, tray or similar container and setting a plant, still in its pot, in the tray. The water soaks into the bottom layer of ...

Water from the bottom up is a plant care technique that provides water at the pot’s base, allowing the soil to absorb water from the bottom up. This method benefits fragile plants and seedlings ...

Just grab a platic water bottle—or a two-liter if you have a lot of plants, and a couple of plastic pot trays to rest your plants in. By the time you're finished, your plants will water themselves.