cup and saucer plant pot Dyad Porcelain Pot

cup and saucer plant pot Dyad Porcelain PotThe Dyad Small is a 3. 2 inch porcelain plant pot from Chive Studio matte body, glossy white glaze, a drainage hole at the base, and a flush fitting matching saucer. The finish contrast is the entire design: one surface absorbs light, the other returns it, and the line between them is sharp enough to run a thumbnail along. At 3. 2 inches across it is sized for cacti, succulents, propagation cuttings, and anything that prefers its roots on the dry side

The Dyad Small is a 3.2-inch porcelain plant pot from Chive Studio — matte body, glossy white glaze, a drainage hole at the base, and a flush-fitting matching saucer. The finish contrast is the entire design: one surface absorbs light, the other returns it, and the line between them is sharp enough to run a thumbnail along. At 3.2 inches across it is sized for cacti, succulents, propagation cuttings, and anything that prefers its roots on the dry side of the conversation.

Most people who have killed a houseplant have a theory about why. The theory is usually light, or travel, or a person in the apartment who meant well. The actual reason, in the majority of cases, is that the pot had no drainage hole and the roots sat in standing water until the plant ran out of arguments for continuing. The Dyad Small does not produce that theory. It produces a pot with a drainage hole. The rest is up to you.

It suits Echeveria, Haworthia, young Gymnocalycium, and rooted Pothos cuttings that have graduated from water propagation. Chicago Botanic Garden stocks the Dyad Small on the gift floor. Longwood Gardens carries it in the handmade ceramics section.