Blue Gingham Ceramic Plant Pot
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Plant Pot FAQs
Generally, your plant pot should be around 1–2cm wider in diameter than the plastic grow pot your plant comes in. You can find the internal diameter of each pot in the product details. To ensure the best fit, simply measure the diameter (width) of your grow pot and check it will sit comfortably inside.
Our planters are designed to suit a wide range of houseplants, and they also pair perfectly with our artificial plants for an easy, low-maintenance styling option.
It is not necessary for indoor plant pots to have drainage holes. Designed for indoor use, our standing pots and plant pots with stands do not have drainage holes. Instead, we recommend that you keep the plant in a plastic pot inside the decorative pot. Make sure there’s room around the edges - this will make it easier to lift the plant out before or after it’s been watered to drain the excess liquid.
Because they’re not subjected to outdoor conditions, indoor plant pots can be made of many different materials, including ceramic, terracotta, metal, rattan, fibreglass, concrete and plastic. This means that you can easily find a plant pot to match your existing interior style, without having to consider harsh changes in weather. Plastic-lined storage baskets are great for larger plants and small indoor trees.
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1. You can select a gift box for your purchase when you click your Shopping Bag to view your items.
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