Every plant container must have drainage holes. Without them, water pools at the bottom, causing root rot, fungus gnats, and salt buildup.
Use the "pot-in-pot" method: keep the plant in a nursery pot with holes, set it inside the decorative cachepot. Empty excess water after watering. This protects floors and roots.
If you have a ceramic/terracotta pot without holes, drill 3–4 holes (¼″ bit) in the bottom. Wear safety glasses.
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