4" Seafoam Curvy Ceramic Plant Pot
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$48.00 - Regular price
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$48.00
The 4" Seafoam Curvy Pot is a blue-green pastel hue, with a curvy shape that enhances the roundness of houseplant leaves.
Specifications
-For plants approximately 3”-3.5”
-Product Dimensions: LxWxH
-Product Guide & Drainage Material Included
Shipping Policy
We will have your pot packaged and shipped within 2 business days of your order.
Return Policy
We accept returns up to 30 days after delivery, if the item is unused and in its original condition, and we will refund the full order amount minus the shipping costs for the return.
In the event that your order arrives damaged in any way, please email us as soon as possible at info@happyrootsplantpots.com
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Guarantees
Grow Happy, Healthy Plants
Our unique liner is designed for optimal plant health, featuring multiple aeration slots and drainage holes that promote air flow to the soil and prevent water from pooling. Additionally, the liner features a water spout, making it easy to bottom-water your plants.
To start planting, simply add the provided drainage material to the bottom of the liner, then add soil and your desired plant. Finish by pouring soil around the plant to secure it in place and water.
Cultivate An Urban Jungle
Our pots are suitable for thousands of houseplant varieties, including succulents, ferns, palms, ivy, African violets, orchids, lilies, snake plants, bamboo, pothos, philodendron, monstera, and more. Check out our resources under Plant Care for more help in selecting a plant.
Every Pot Plants a Tree
We have partnered with One Tree Planted to plant a tree with
every pot purchased. Our current efforts are helping to reforest public lands in North America's national forests.
A New Kind of Plant Pot
Happy Roots Pots were designed for optimal watering and maintenance of your houseplants. The flexible liner can be removed from the ceramic vessel, making watering a breeze and putting overwatering in the past.
These pots can be used for a plethora of plants, soils, and watering methods. Learn more under our Plant Care Page.
How to Get Started
To get started, add the provided drainage material to the bottom of the liner, then add soil and your desired plant. Finally, pour soil around the plant to secure it in place and water.
Water your Way
Water once the top 1” of soil becomes dry to ensure proper hydration, typically once a week.
Top watering may be achieved by removing the liner from the pot and rinsing the soil over the sink, allowing the excess water to finish dripping before replacing it in its pot.
You can also bottom-water by filling the bottom 1 inch of the pot with water and allowing it to be absorbed over the course of one hour's time, then removing any excess water from the bottom. Plants such as African Violets and Christmas Cactus will prefer this method.
These pots can also be used for soilless substrates such as orchid bark or expanded clay pebbles. Learn more about watering in our blog post Ways to Water.
Your Forever Pot
The Happy Roots Plant Pot liner is designed for convenience and durability. Its flexible design allows for easy removal of plants without causing any damage to their roots, and it should last a lifetime. The ceramic vessel is handmade in Grand Junction, Colorado.
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FAQs
What kind of plants can I grow?
You can grow most
types of houseplants. Check out The Happy Gardener for more ideas and in-depth analysis of houseplant varieties!
Succulents
Ferns
Cacti
Palms
Ivy
African Violets
Orchids
Peace Lilies
Spider plants
Snake plants
Bamboo
Begonia
Dieffenbachia
Aloe Vera
English Ivy
Zz Plant
Pothos
Rubber Plant
Calathea
Monstera
And more!
When will I get my pot?
We understand the importance of prompt and efficient service. As soon as you place your order, we jump into action to get it packaged and prepared for shipping within a mere 2 days. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we are committed to delivering your purchase to you as quickly as possible.
How often do I need to water?
The frequency of watering your houseplants depends on various factors such as the type of plant, the size of the pot, the temperature and humidity in your home, and the amount of light the plant receives.
In general, most houseplants need to be watered once a week or once every 10 to 14 days. However, some plants, such as succulents and cacti, need to be watered less frequently, while others, like tropical plants, may need to be watered more often.
A good rule of thumb is to check the soil moisture every few days by sticking your finger about an inch into the soil. If the soil is dry at that depth, it's time to water the plant. If the soil is still moist, wait a few more days before checking again.
What kind of soil should I use?
Although every plant will have soil specifics, for houseplants it is best to use a well-draining, high-quality potting mix or soil-less mix specifically formulated for indoor plants.
Is it possible to grow herbs?
Yes,
many herbs, such as basil, parsley, mint, and cilantro, can be grown
successfully in pots indoors, as long as they are given adequate light and
care. When growing herbs indoors, it is important to provide them with bright,
indirect light, well-draining soil, and regular watering. In addition, herbs
can be fertilized regularly with a balanced fertilizer to ensure they receive
the nutrients they need to thrive.
Where should I buy houseplants?
You can get houseplants at various places, including:
Garden centers and nurseries
Home improvement stores
Online plant retailers
Farmers markets and plant fairs
Specialty plant stores
How do I fertilize?
We suggest using a water-soluble fertilizer and following the mixing instructions. For your plants, dilute the solution and bottom water it. Rinse the plants next time they are watered to wash away any excess mineral build-up.
Can it be used indoors/Outdoors?
The Happy Roots Plant Pot is designed for indoor use. If used outdoors, be aware that rain can pool in the outer pot and cause over-watering if left to soak for too long. However, all materials are temperature and UV resistant.
What is in the drainage material?
The drainage material consists of: zeolite, pumice, lava rock and fertilizer pellets.