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9cm plant pot

9cm plant pot Buy Small Terracotta Pot With Tray

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9cm plant pot Buy Small Terracotta Pot With TrayDESCRIPTION Introducing our Extra Small Terracotta Pot with Tray, a charming addition to your home or garden dcor. Crafted from high quality terracotta, this pot exudes rustic elegance while offering functionality for your plants. This petite pot is perfect for showcasing small plants, herbs, succulents, adding a touch of greenery to any space. Its compact size makes it ideal for windowsills, shelves, or tabletops, allowing you to bring the beauty of

 

DESCRIPTION

Introducing our Extra Small Terracotta Pot with Tray, a charming addition to your home or garden décor. Crafted from high-quality terracotta, this pot exudes rustic elegance while offering functionality for your plants.

This petite pot is perfect for showcasing small plants, herbs, succulents, adding a touch of greenery to any space. Its compact size makes it ideal for windowsills, shelves, or tabletops, allowing you to bring the beauty of nature indoors.

Included with the pot is a matching tray, designed to catch excess water and prevent messes on your surfaces. This tray also helps maintain proper moisture levels for your plants, promoting healthy growth and vitality.

All Pictures shown are for illustration purpose only.

 

DIMENSIONS

9cm
Height:
13.3cm (including the tray)
Width:
13cm
Internal diameter at the rim:
9cm

5cm
Height:
8m (including the tray)
Width:
8cm
Internal diameter at the rim:
5cm

 

DRAINAGE

With drainage hole.

ABOUT TERRACOTTA PLANTERS

Terracotta is crafted from natural clay fired at lower temperatures than other ceramics, giving it a unique ‘breathable’ quality. This allows both water and a small amount of air to pass through the walls of the pot, helping moisture evaporate from the soil and reducing the risk of root rot.

Because of this natural permeability, terracotta planters can gradually develop surface marks or colour changes over time, especially with regular watering. These are caused by minerals in water or soil seeping through the clay, and are a normal characteristic of terracotta rather than a fault — it’s part of their natural charm and patina.

Terracotta planters are often chosen for their warm, earthy appearance and the harmonious way they complement greenery, making them a timeless choice for any plant display.

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Terrible condition!!! not readable. what a shame!
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