Passive wick systems are cheaper, simpler, and more reliable.
Light, porous mix (peat + perlite + bark) is mandatory. Heavy soil = constant wet = root rot.
Not ideal for wick systems (overwater risk). They can go 2+ weeks dry anyway.
Wick system: easiest install, lowest cost, works for most tropicals.
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