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8" Rd Self Water Pot Forest Green

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$39.95
SKU:
300711AFGN
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Product Overview

Inner size for planting is 6" opening X 4.75" deep. Overall size: 8 x 6.25"H. Fits a 5 to small 6" nursery potted plant.

Originally designed for African Violet, this watering from the root planter is ideal for many house plants. Simply fill the bottom portion half way with water and place planted inner pot inside. Water will soak through unglazed inner pot keeping soil moist. This colorful ceramic planter cuts down watering frequency and minimizes chances of over flowing water running on the table surface. Your plants would stay healthy and happy for days without much attention. Unlike plastic pots, this planter is high temperature fired. It won’t fade or crack in the sun. Ideal for indoors or out.

Planting instructions:

  1. Make sure the soil is wet when first planting, this will help water soak through the clay in the beginning and keep the soil moist. 
  2. The planter is fully glazed on the inside of the outer pot and should be water tight. Please test it first on a water safe surface by placing a dry paper towel underneath the pot for a few hours to see there is no cracks or leaks. Please contact us for replacement if your planter is leaking. 
  3. Sometimes slight overfilling of the bottom pot would cause water to seep out from the top when the inner pot is inserted. If not dried, water will sit at the bottom looking like it is leaking. Check to make sure that the bottom of the pot is dry after each watering. You can also use a waterproof maker to make a watering line on the inside wall of the outer pot as a future watering guide. 
  4. Use a planting cork coaster or a none porous mat under the pot, especially when placed on wooden or other water sensitive surfaces. This would protect from scratching and condensation due to temperature change.

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