A terrace gardener in Bangalore (100L pots) had drainage failure during heavy monsoon; plants declined. Used ordinary soil + vermicompost.
Cover pots or plants to divert rain—often easier than changing established soil. Gravel dries faster but reduces soil volume.
Use a gritty, fast-draining mix (1:1:1 soil, coarse sand, perlite/pumice) for monsoon climates.
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