How to Save Your Plants From Waterlogging During Heavy Rains

One day of rain rarely worries gardeners. But when the showers continue for three or four days without a break, it becomes a different story altogether. The soil refuses to dry, pots remain heavy long after the rain has stopped, and plants that looked perfectly healthy at the start of the week suddenly begin to lose their shine. Leaves turn pale, stems soften, and flowers fade far sooner than expected. Many people assume the solution is simply to wait for the sun to return. But by then, the damage beneath the soil may already have begun. Roots need air just as much as they need water, and w...