Plant to wet?

[Crruxxy]

I was wondering if anyone else has expierence this, my plant never has time to dry out. I have my drainage right under the plant and my plant pot freely drains into it. Any ideas tips tricks? If needed I can post pictures if how it's set up but it's pretty strait forward. I also don't most I have a rain dome from Kevin I'm thinking that may be the problem and I might need to get somE mist nozzles from him.

 

[Carlton]

I was wondering if anyone else has expierence this, my plant never has time to dry out. I have my drainage right under the plant and my plant pot freely drains into it. Any ideas tips tricks? If needed I can post pictures if how it's set up but it's pretty strait forward. I also don't most I have a rain dome from Kevin I'm thinking that may be the problem and I might need to get somE mist nozzles from him.

You can help the plant dry out more by changing the potting soil to a mix that is fast draining (something used for succulents or cacti that has less organic matter that tends to absorb and hold water), using a unsealed clay pot instead of a plastic one (so the soil moisture can evaporate faster), and by enlarging the drain holes in the pot or adding pebbles to the bottom layer of soil.

 

[Zen Reptiles]

Instead of changing your setup, just change the plant.

I have found Schaefflera does excellent in a constantly moist environment. So does Pothos.

Ficus, no way.