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What are the ways to reduce the drain of a potted plant?

I have the cork mat to put under the pot (that came with the Trash traditional recycling). It proved to be a bit useless, but I also believe that an abnormal amount of drainage is happening. Any advice? Yes, I was below the cork mat. Forced a narcissus flower, although the general opinion is of great help too!

I always stuff a bit of layers (or a product female) at the bottom of my pots. The gel is in them the same things available in child care centers - but less expensive way that way - and absorb an incredible amount water. It was) really helps reduce the excess water ran along the bottom, and b) keeps the moisture available to the roots of the lowest, where the humidity should be. You also can be a bit too watered. The fact that the top layer is dry does not mean that the need for irrigation - Poke your finger down about an inch to feel the degree of dry or wet soil, feel. If the soil is very compact, which does not hold water and drain too - replant, put on his coat / towel product a background of the pot, and make sure it is a good amount of peat, vermiculite and perlite mixed with soil - or get a good potting soil like Scott or Miracle Grow. I hope that helps.

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