New Ming aralia (Polyscias fruticosa) needs high humidity. A pebble tray provides it without risking root rot.
Water evaporates from outer tray → humidifies air around plant. Inner tray stays dry → roots never sit in water. Ming aralia gets 50%+ humidity without "wet feet."
You benefit too—winter humidity helps skin and sinuses!
Expert advice from Darlene, houseplant specialist.
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