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Repotting into Decorative Pots Without Drainage: The Cachepot Method

Don't drill holes in decorative pots. Put gravel in the bottom, set the planted pot on top. Every 3 months, lift inner pot and dump excess water. Roots stay healthy; decor stays intact.

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