I have several flower arrangements from my mother-in-law’s funeral that came in some nice planters. I am thinking I should rearrange them so they don’t constantly remind my husband of his mother’s funeral. From what I can tell without taking the arrangements apart, the planters are metal, lined with a plastic liner and filled with potting soil covered with some type of moss. The plants are fairly closely packed. I would like to keep at least some of the planters however, I’m worried that they won’t survive because the planters don’t have any drainage. Also, I have a parlor palm (10+ years old) in a fairly large pot that I could transfer some of the plants to, although, every plant I have ever planted with it in the past has died. The plants from the funeral include prayer plants, dumb cane, parlor palm, english ivy, peace lily, heart shaped philodendron, and a few I can’t identify. The small wooden planter contains the english ivy, a geranium, and a begonia in individual plastic pots, so they will have to be transplanted. Also, the 10 year old parlor palm and a 10 year old heart shaped philodendron are the only houseplants I have ever been able to keep alive for longer than a few months. What would you recommend I do?