Far more essential than what the plant is put in is the way it's accomplished.
Don’t attempt to develop a flower like a rose―which requires six hours of full solar―on a porch that gets solely an hour in the early morning.
Make a liner from papier mache, use that to maintain the plant suspended and then drainage
could be much less of an issue.
Some drooping is normal after repotting, and your houseplant
should pop again just nice after a day or two.
Eventually, the surplus water retains the soil wet all the time and
the plant roots die.
If you allow air gaps, the roots may dry out and
kill the plants.
They are resilient little vegetation, so don't be afraid to experiment and find out what works best in your new
addition.
But, if they are only small surface roots, then you can trim them fairly safely.
You’ll probably must tap the pot to loosen the soil from the
perimeters.
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Once you’ve minimize it to dimension, poke small drainage holes evenly throughout
the underside of the liner.