Zinnia Round Plant Pot - 40cm - Green

The 40cm Zinnia Round Plant Pot has a diameter of 40cm, a height of 25cm, and a soil capacity of 21.5 liters. The dimensions are measured across the widest point of the pot.

The removable insert creates a space at the bottom of the pot. When you water the plant, excess water collects in this reservoir. The plant's roots can then draw water from this reservoir as needed, helping to keep the soil consistently moist.

Yes, the legs are designed to be removable. You can easily screw them in or take them out to place the pot directly on a flat surface.

The pot is crafted from high-quality plastic and is suitable for a wide range of plants, including herbs and vegetables. However, for edible plants, it's always recommended to use pots specifically designated as food-safe if you have concerns.

The wooden-look legs can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.

Information regarding the specific warranty period is not provided in the product details.

The plastic is UV-resistant and durable for outdoor use, but extreme temperature fluctuations, including hard frosts, can potentially affect any plastic material over time. It's advisable to protect the pot or bring it indoors during severe frost conditions.

Ensure the reservoir is properly seated and filled. Check if the plant's roots have grown through the reservoir into the main soil mass, bypassing the water source. You may need to water from the top occasionally if the reservoir is not being effectively utilized.

Ensure the water reservoir is not overfilled and that the soil is not compacted, which can impede drainage. Remove the reservoir and allow the soil to dry out slightly if consistently waterlogged.

Ensure the legs are screwed in completely and are aligned correctly. If the problem persists, check for any damage to the leg or pot threading. Do not overtighten.

While UV-resistant, extreme or prolonged direct sunlight can eventually affect color intensity. Clean the pot; sometimes, a simple wipe-down can refresh the appearance. Consider rotating the pot if one side is consistently exposed to harsher sun.