Beatrice Plant Pot - White - H29cm x W29cm


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The Beatrice Plant Pot is designed for indoor gardeners and interior styling enthusiasts who appreciate European craftsmanship and rustic charm. Its primary benefit is providing a sturdy, visually appealing home for larger houseplants and small trees that elevates the aesthetic of any room. Please note that because each piece is handmade and hand-finished, there may be slight variations in the glaze, making every pot a unique addition to your home.
| Model Part Number | BWP29 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ivyline |
No, the Beatrice Planter does not have pre-drilled drainage holes.
The Beatrice is designed primarily for indoor use to protect the integrity of the hand-finished glaze.
The dimensions are H29cm x W29cm x D29cm.
Yes, the white finish is neutral, though the hand-finished glaze may have subtle, unique variations common to artisanal ceramics.
Yes, the 29cm width and depth provide excellent stability for small indoor trees.
Wipe with a soft, damp microfiber cloth. For stubborn spots, a small amount of mild soap diluted in water can be used.
If using the pot without a liner, ensure you are not overwatering. It is recommended to use an inner plastic nursery pot to manage drainage effectively.
To set up your Beatrice Planter, ensure the surface it rests on is level. If you intend to plant directly into the pot, it is recommended to add a layer of clay pebbles at the bottom to assist with root health, though using a nursery liner is preferred as the pot does not have drainage holes. To clean, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the exterior; avoid using abrasive chemicals or metal scrubbers, as these can damage the hand-applied glaze. When moving the pot, always lift from the base rather than the rim to maintain the integrity of the handmade material.