Carbeth Plants Plant Label Set - 5 Pack - Copper

Yes, they work perfectly for indoor plants and add a professional, decorative touch to pots and planters.

Copper is safe for plants; in fact, it often acts as a deterrent for slugs and snails that might otherwise feed on your foliage.

Place the tag on a piece of cardboard or a soft rubber mat before writing with a pen; this provides enough 'give' for the metal to hold a deep impression.

While you can attempt to flatten the metal, these labels are best considered permanent for the life of the plant once embossed.

No special tools are required; the set includes matching copper ties that can be twisted by hand to secure the label.

No, copper does not rust. It oxidizes to form a protective patina, which actually shields the metal from further degradation.

If using a permanent marker, the text may fade; transition to embossing with a ballpoint pen for a permanent, indent-based mark that remains legible regardless of patina.

Loosen the tie immediately to allow for growth and ensure there is enough slack for the plant to expand over the season.

Gently rub the embossed letters with a fine-grade steel wool or a soft cloth to highlight the indented writing against the darker background.