File:Gravel in Plant Container Causing Wet Soil Graphic.png

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A graphic demonstrating the effects of putting gravel at the bottom of plant containers.

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English: This graphic shows the effects of layering rocks or gravel at the bottom of a plant container or flower pot. The hard, impermeable surfaces of the rocks will raise the water table, thereby raising the location of the wettest soil in the pot. This can drown roots and lead to root rot, impacting the health of the plant.
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Author Garlan Miles

This image was originally created for NC State Extension Gardener educational materials.

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