indoor planter box

What is the ideal depth for an indoor planter box?

A 6- to 8-inch-deep indoor planter box is adequate for most plants. However, the depth of certain veggies may vary. Turnips, cucumbers, broccoli, beets, lettuce, and green onions can all thrive in a  planter box at that depth, but other vegetables, such as cabbage, require at least a 10-inch depth.

What do you use to line an indoor planter box?

Use porous landscape fabric to line the planter: The landscape fabric allows water to drain first from box while preventing wet soil from directly contacting the wood and shortening its lifespan. The fabric would also keep soil from escaping through any large gaps in the wood.

Is it necessary to have water flow in indoor planter boxes?

Whether your potted plants are indoors or outdoors, proper drainage is essential to their health. This method prevents water from pooling at the pot’s base, which can lead to bacteria, fungus, and root rot.