Verve Sandstone Ceramic Plant Pot - 14cm Dia x 13cm H

No, this ceramic pot is designed as a decorative cachepot and does not feature a drainage hole. This makes it ideal for indoor use without worrying about water leakage onto furniture.

It is perfectly sized to fit a standard 12cm diameter plant pot, such as a typical nursery pot.

No, this pot is specifically designed for indoor use only. Exposure to outdoor weather conditions, especially frost, can damage the ceramic material.

Simply wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher spots, a mild soap solution can be used, followed by wiping with a clean, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

We recommend removing your plant (still in its nursery pot) from the ceramic pot for watering. Water thoroughly, allow excess water to drain completely from the nursery pot, and then place it back into the Verve pot. This prevents water from pooling inside the decorative pot.

Its neutral tone and size make it suitable for a wide variety of small to medium indoor plants, including succulents, small ferns, Pothos, ZZ plants, Snake Plants, and herbs, provided they are in a 12cm nursery pot.

While the ceramic base is generally smooth, it's always recommended to place felt pads on the bottom of the pot or use a protective mat underneath to prevent any potential scratches on delicate surfaces.

This pot does not have a drainage hole. Always water plants while they are removed from the ceramic pot in their nursery pot. Allow excess water to drain completely before returning the plant to the Verve pot. Alternatively, ensure an adequate false drainage layer (like gravel) is used, and monitor for water accumulation.

Wipe the affected areas with a soft, damp cloth. For stubborn deposits, a cloth lightly dampened with a solution of water and white vinegar (1:1 ratio) can be used, followed by a clean, damp cloth wipe.

Ensure the inner plant pot is centered and fits snugly. If the inner pot is slightly too small, you can add a small amount of inert filler (like leca or pebbles) around the sides to stabilize it, but avoid over-tightening.

The ceramic bottom can be abrasive. To protect surfaces, apply adhesive felt pads to the base of the pot. Always lift the pot when moving it, rather than dragging.