Hortus Porto Pot - 2 Pack - 11x11 cm

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The Hortus Porto Pot 2-pack is designed for urban dwellers and interior enthusiasts who want to blend minimalist aesthetics with functional plant displays. Featuring a durable construction in muted blue and grey tones, these pots serve as a sophisticated accent for both indoor and outdoor spaces, though their 11x11 cm size is best suited for small-to-medium houseplants rather than large shrubs.
| Model Part Number | 5064073135163 |
|---|---|
| Brand | KDMD |
No, the Hortus Porto Pots do not come with pre-drilled drainage holes.
While they are durable for outdoor use, it is recommended to bring them indoors during extreme frost or heavy winter weather to ensure longevity.
Each pot in the two-pack measures 11 cm in height and 11 cm in width.
The Hortus Porto Pot is designed for indoor and outdoor durability, offering a high-quality finish that mimics artisan materials.
Yes, with an 11 cm width, they should comfortably accommodate a standard 4-inch (approx. 10 cm) nursery liner.
Since these pots lack traditional drainage holes, use a layer of expanded clay pebbles (leca) at the bottom to act as a drainage reservoir or keep the plant in its plastic nursery pot.
Regularly dust the exterior with a dry microfiber cloth; for deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one.
Setting up your Hortus Porto pots is straightforward: simply place your preferred plant inside. If the plant requires drainage, it is recommended to keep the plant in its original plastic nursery liner before placing it inside the Hortus pot. To maintain the finish, wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth and avoid using abrasive sponges that could scratch the surface. During harsh winter months, if kept outdoors, it is advisable to bring the pots inside to prevent potential damage from extreme temperature fluctuations.