Sounds like there are no drainage holes. Can they be drilled?
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Yes, you can drill a drainage hole but you should base the decision on the plant humidity and watering requirements. I put a Aechyanthus Lobbianus/Lipstick plant in one these and it is thriving.
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Hello, yes there is a drainage plug. I find that in heavy rains, though, I need to tilt the container on the plug side to release the extra water.
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It doesn't have holes, but doesn't need them.We have assembled, but not yet filled with dirt the one that we bought.The bottom is constructed from several wood boards, and there is space between themWe might need to use landscape fabric to hold the soil in the planter.
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No drainage holes, but the feeder has done well after several days of steady rain. If you wanted to, it probably wouldn't be difficult to drill a few small drainage holes into the floor.
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The drainage holes are on the bottom of the edges that straddle the railing. There are 2 on each side. I bought these flower boxes and Love them.
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There are no holes in the bottom...I use most of them outside so I drilled 3, 1/2" drain holes in them... It is not good to not let excess water drain out of them, so if I use them inside, I do not have any drain holes and use this pot as a decorative outer pot for a smaller pot with the plant inside it...
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No holes near the feet. You could probably drill some as they are wide enough.
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I just got these a couple weeks ago and there were no holes. Perhaps there is a regional variance or it is depending on who is selling them. But I'd go into it assuming they are sans holeage.
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No - no holes - I only used them for a couple of weeks though - I couldn't stand the loud banging noise they made @ I also thought that wouldn't be good for the drier!!
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I bought four of these pots last summer to be used outside. There are no holes in the bottom of this pot., therefore the water did not drain out of them. This year we are going to drill holes in the bottoms so the water will drain. I would imagine they'd be fine as indoor pots as long as you control the amount of moisture in the soil.
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Yes, there are holes in the bottom to allow drainage. There is a rubber ring around the bottom - the bowl sits on this so that metal does not touch the sink/counter. Very happy with this product.
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fairly certain drain holes pre-exist......they did well this summer - planted 2 hummingbird vines and lantana in them!
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It is not pre-drilled, but my husband had no trouble drilling one for drainage. I bet it holds approximately 10 gallons. I think it would work very well for a water feature, what a good idea!
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There are no pre-drilled holes on the other side, but I suppose you could drill them yourself if necessary.
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NO. There is no holes to make. Please read the instruction booklet or go to the Homedics website.
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No, there is no drainage system to install. In fact, there is nothing to install. The slats and connecting pieces go together easily, no tools required. It took me about 15 minutes to put it together all by myself.
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Yes, there are drainage holes on the bottom of each basket. We have one and so far we love it and it hold up well, on our towel rack bar in our shower/tub. It can be put on shower door if you have one.
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It should have drainage holes. If not you can make some by holding it bottom towards a friend with a 45 S&W and have him take a few well placed shots. ( be careful not to stand behind pot). It Would also be beneficial to place a few Inch or more sized rocks to cover the bottom 2 inches which will aid with drainage.