FAQ About Hydrophobic Soil Solutions for Indoor Plants
Is it necessary to replace hydrophobic soil entirely, or can it be rehabilitated?
In many cases, hydrophobic soil can be rehabilitated without needing to be completely replaced. Techniques such as soil aeration, incorporation of organic matter, and the use of soil wetting agents can effectively restore the soil's ability to retain moisture. However, if the soil condition persists and affects plant health severely, replacing it with a moisture-balanced mix may be more beneficial.
