What to do with indoor plants for 10 days while gone???




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Jnk32085589 on Dec 12, 2017
Set them in the bath tub with a couple inches of water, works greatHelpful Reply -
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Amanda on Dec 12, 2017
Hi Angelo. You can purchase glass watering globes. You fill them with water and put them in the pots. The water will go down to the plant as needed.Helpful Reply -
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Janet Pizaro on Dec 12, 2017
Orchids will be fine,set the african violets on plastic try and allow them to soak the water form the bottomHelpful Reply -
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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Dec 12, 2017
I do the bathtub trick. Close the door, the humidity will keep them hydrated enough, it is winter, they will be fine!Helpful Reply -
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Angelo lapasota on Dec 12, 2017
yes but I knew these answers,I was hoping for other options.Helpful Reply -
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Sallie Wolff on Dec 12, 2017
I place them in the sink with cotton rope in the water then stick the other part halfway into the plants dirt that way they do not get too much water.Helpful Reply -
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Peter on Dec 13, 2017
Use a dry cleaning bag to cover them and keep humidity up.Water them well and let the excess drain. place in indirect sun or AM sun.. not a hot location, though... keep room temp about 65 deg. Cooler temps slow thier activities.Helpful Reply -
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