We all want what is best for our beloved houseplants. So, if there's a chance that putting rocks at the bottom of a planter is going to help them flourish, any good plant parent would do it, right?

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Spruce / Jason Donnelly We all want what is best for our beloved houseplants. So, if there's a chance that putting rocks at ...

Skip the rocks: they can hinder rather than help your plant's drainage. Ensure good drainage with a pot that has a hole and enough soil depth. Use screens or netting to keep soil in and pests out. The ...

For years, gardeners were told to put rocks or gravel in the bottom of planters to improve drainage. In theory, it allows water to flow freely out of the pot while also reducing the amount of space we ...

We all want what is best for our beloved houseplants. So, if there's a chance that putting rocks at the bottom of a planter is going to help them flourish, any good plant parent would do it, right?