Primrose Planter - Tall Flared Square - 65cm

Fibrecotta is an innovative composite material made from a blend of clay and fibre. It offers the traditional look and breathability of terracotta but is stronger, more durable, and lighter than stone.

The 65cm refers to the approximate diameter or width of the planter, providing substantial space for larger plants or multiple arrangements.

Yes, the fibrecotta material is designed to be durable and withstand various weather conditions. However, in extreme frost conditions, it's advisable to protect the planter or ensure it does not hold standing water.

The planter may leave water marks or salt deposits on surfaces due to its porous nature and natural aging process. It is recommended to use a saucer or place a protective mat underneath, especially on sensitive surfaces.

Clean the planter with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers that could damage the surface. Regular dusting is usually sufficient.

The terracotta colour is inherent to the material. While it may weather naturally over time, significant fading is not typical. The natural aging process is part of its charm.

You can plant directly into the planter. Its breathable nature is beneficial for plant roots. Ensure proper drainage by adding a layer of gravel or appropriate drainage material at the base before adding soil.

This is a natural characteristic of fibrecotta material as retained salts escape over time, contributing to its unique aging process. It does not affect the planter's structural integrity or plant health.

Ensure the drainage holes are not blocked. If planting directly, add a layer of gravel or broken pottery at the base before adding soil to improve drainage. If used indoors, ensure a saucer is used and emptied regularly.

The planter is designed to age naturally. The gradual change in appearance is intentional and part of its aesthetic appeal. No action is needed unless you prefer to maintain a consistent look, which is difficult with natural aging materials.