Another suggestion for those looking for unique pots: if you live close to a college, look into their art and ceramics department. Sometimes students will make items specifically to sell to fund different projects. I've bought a bunch of cute little pots and bowls from students and I felt good knowing my money was going straight to them!
Some of my favourite pots are the worn, old terracottas! The stains, white patches and colour variation is so beautiful and interesting! I just think the aged look just makes a gorgeous, rustic vibe.
As you said, a draining layer of pebbles inside a hole-less pot is useless, but a cache-pot will do better with pebbles. You can put the inner pot over the pebbles, to keep the inner pot above the water. A glazed cache pot will not allow the water to wick and wet the furniture it rests on. Just don't forget to empty the cache pot after each watering. The cache pot is more practical and more aestetic than a tray. It prevents spillage as well.
love Bergs! Very costly pots but very durable and looks beautiful. I've had one fall (multiple times) from my table onto my wood floors, fully expecting it to shatter and its standing the test of time.
I've recently gotten into bidding on vintage planters on Ebay. And finding them in local thrifts shops around town has always been my favorite thing. I have all kinds of vintage pots! I love them. They add such a cool vibe. =)
I just found your channel and I've already learned so much! I'm a new plant parent and am starting with succulents and slowly branching out into other plant varieties. I just want to learn to NOT kill something 😆 Thanks for all the info.
I just got some Bergs Pots. I didn't know they were such a "thing", but now I love them even more! -And I don't know why, but its always fun when Danish design gets a shout out.. Maybe because our country is the size of a stamp! I just recently subscribed, and I am already a fan!! THANK YOU!!
You can also paint terra cotta very easily with just any kind of paint and even do fancy designs on them with stones, glass, mosaic tiles, etc. So easy and it makes each pot a one of a kind!
I love this video! Thank you! I've slowed down my plant buying for the winter so I'm concentrating on pots. No one ever talks about their pots! Hirts sells nice pots too, and they have the Basalt pots in a group pack. I think it's like 3 or 4 for 9.99. Maybe cheaper. No one seems to like buying from them but I get great deals on pots from them. Great video as always! EDIT: Ok, I just clicked on the links and saw the Hirts pots! Lol! I like to order from Hirts.com because they always have coupons. The current one is "106years" for 15% of your order.
@@suzannegleed5602 I do, I know it's not popular but I think it's a great way to build up a collection and not spend alot on some plants so you can save and spend more on rare ones. I havent had a problem with packing or pests, I know some others have so I'm prepared everytime, but so far so good.
Thank you Nick! This was a awesome and much needed video!! I’m always admiring your planters and now I can look into having some pretty ones like you have...I just love your videos, you are so knowledgeable and classy with a cute sense of humor...I enjoy each and every video...I love that you share actual tips like light requirements, water needs and soil mixture for the variety of plant you have...Keep up the great work...Naomi from Houston, TX
I truly like your video showcasing your favorite planters. I recently purchased a planter made of unglazed Georgia red clay from a local plant shop. I only wish I'd bought two! It's not a typical Terracotta planter. Amazing quality.
Thank you for this video! Last night I went online to Pistils and ordered a Philodendron Micans and a pot. I never seriously looked at their pot collection until you posted this. Thanks again!
Lots of great resources, thanks Nick! I do love the look of the Berg planters but I am very disappointed that the interior of the saucer is not glazed. When I spend that amount of money on a pot/saucer I don't want to have to be concerned about water damage to my tables and shelving. Yes, I know I could put something underneath them but then it detracts from the esthetics of the pot...
I've been wondering if it's possible to glaze them ourselves? Like maybe with some polyeurothane? Idk if it would just peel off though. I need to do an experiment!
@@amyp8162 I've used melted wax to coat the inside of similar saucers but it's not a great solution. It seals them pretty well but in the heat of summer it can get sticky, especially if exposed to the sun. Never tried polyurethane but maybe it's worth a shot! Doesn't resolve the issue that a 20-50$ (or more! ) pot should not, in my opinion, need to be MacGivered to do the job!
@@amyp8162 , Look around at Home Depot, etc. or ask at local nurseries, there IS a glaze made specifically to DIY your clay pots__I think I learned about it years ago from Martha Stewart. 😸 Don't try other things that may be toxic to your plants! Good Luck! 🌱🌿🙌🙌🙌😺
My sister said the only reason I don’t look like a hoarder is because of my mostly terra-cotta planters😅 It looks more cohesive & intentional if you stick to a particular style/color scheme.
I have looked everywhere in my city for basalt clay pots, I asked my local independent nursery to get them. fingers crossed...Hirts sells them and I have bought a few but the shipping is more than the pots. I have admired your Berg's pots for awhile, so happy I know where to find them. I only use un-glazed pots now and its nice to have different shapes and styles. As always, thank you for such a lovely video.
I totally feel you using unglaze, and that’s why I get so bored of plant terra cotta! Of course it looks great but I feel like you can only have so many 😂
I loooove your channel and your passion for plants! I’m a bit of a new plant parent, and I was wondering if you could do a video on climbing plants like the one in the background? I was wanting to grow some new plants up a lattice this spring and I don’t even know where to start. Anyway, keep doing your thing!
Love all the porous pots! I’ve been searching for dark porous instead of the ugly orange. That dark basalt looks amazing! I am also currently obsessed with Bergs which is why I clicked on this video in the first place!
Awesome! Thanks! 🙏 👏 I’ll definitely have to remember the tip about the glazed planters at local shops. I’ve got a caladium cutting that’ll need a good pot should it take root! Another tip: check your local festivals to see if any area ceramics people carry planters. I discovered an absolutely beautiful one at a festival last year that I plan to put a violet in. Best!
Ok I’ve admired the bergs pots at urban jungle but never wanted to spend the money, now you’re making me want to go and buy some immediately if not sooner
Hi Nick! I was so excited when I saw the title of this video! I've always admired, and commented on, your pots and really appreciate you going to the trouble to add the links for us! I went straight away to the Etsy link for Hirt's and placed an order for 10 total each of the 4" Basalt planters and 3.5" saucers and 6 total of the 5" Granite clay pots with saucers. I'm so excited to receive them. I plan on using the Basalt planters and saucers for some Hoyas I recently received and some I already have. Thank you so much for this video! As always, I LOVE all of your videos! Keep being you!
How fun; To me (as a Dane) Berg's pots are Copenhagen (Berg)'s Pots. I love the glazed ones, and have a few and plan on getting a few more. I recently saw the terracotta ones and I do need a few of them too :-) They are just so beautiful. The glazed colours are just amazing.
I love terra cotta, but I have been getting tired of it, and have considered painting and then decorating them just to give them a different and unique look, I love the Basalt pots, and have found some at JoAnns, but they don't have a variety of sizes, just the one size and it's about a 5 or 6 inch pot, super cool looking but I would like some smaller ones. I love all kinds of different pots, and if I just get a pot to be a cache po then that will be okay as well. Thanks Nick for sharing this video, great pots and thanks for the links to check them out. Have a great day, bye for now.
I love shopping for planters. I usually buy them in thrift stores. My house is filled with thrifted dark rattan furniture, so to balanceren it out I stick to white planters most of the time (in all shapes and forms). Unless they have some cool wicker planters / cachepots. Those always come home with me.
I love thrift shopping for planters. I’ll have to do a video about thrifted planters at some point, some things I plant in have lived very different past lives!
What a great video! Thank you! I do love terra cotta pots, but I really want cache pots. Cache pots are very hard to find - especially that fits a 6” nursery pot. Any suggestions??
I love Basalt pots. I have my N'Joy in one and it looks so nice. Those sphere pots are beautiful too! I may have to make a trip to Philadelphia to pick up a few. 😊
Nick question for you. Where did you find that expandable wood gate or lattice on your wall ? I love it and would like to pick one up. Thanks from Kenny from south jersey.
Very well put together video with lots of information. You should have asked the pottery folks to sponsor you and get a discount for the rest of us. Oh I immediately signed up,for more videos.
Thought it would be difficult for me to find somewhere to buy the planters, since I live in Denmark, and then there is a danish brand that I don't know about - amazing!😀🌱
Thanks for the info! I do have some of each style that you presented, and it does add interest to my plant collection...however, a person cannot have enough pots!! I also like the pots with Mexican decoration as well....good for cacti! Again, many thanks😊😊😊
My favorite local plant shop just got in a shipment of those spherical terra cotta pots in different colors. I bought one the other day and they even drilled a hole for me at no extra charge.
Great video! I am trying to slow down my plant purchases. I think I will focus on vessels for a few months. Once it warms up, I will drive to Philadelphia and buy some pots from your shop. I want to go to Illexotics too.
I went to shopterrain.com, because I too LOVE earth fired clay pots, and underneath the description of the pot, it said "not available until July, 2020." Wow.
What plant are you holding in your right hand (long leaves) in minute 11:45? It looks so interesting. BTW very good ideas for planters and alternatives to plain plastic pots.
I love all your videos, so informative. I live in West Chester, so I'm definitely stopping by your shop when I'm in the city! I live close to Terrain and I had a heart attack when I saw their prices😂
Haha their prices are soooo high! Our prices aren’t that far off at Urban since were a city store / small business but I can stomach them 90% of the time
I really needed this video... I’ve been looking for the round unglazed clay for a long time. I have a Berg pot and I love it. I always want more but they are so expensive 😂
Plants that like to be dry prefer terracotta because they wick away moisture. Plants that like to be moist like plastic or ceramic pots. I only put snake plants and zz plants in terracotta.
I’m honestly not really a fan of ikea’s pots. Their terra cotta is okay, but the only other pots I enjoy from them have been discontinued for a few years :(
Another suggestion for those looking for unique pots: if you live close to a college, look into their art and ceramics department. Sometimes students will make items specifically to sell to fund different projects. I've bought a bunch of cute little pots and bowls from students and I felt good knowing my money was going straight to them!
That is a great tip, thanks!
Nick, you can talk about clouds and we would still be drawn to your videos. You're so fabulous.
Some of my favourite pots are the worn, old terracottas! The stains, white patches and colour variation is so beautiful and interesting! I just think the aged look just makes a gorgeous, rustic vibe.
I absolutely agree!
I live right down the road from Bruning Pottery - the actual potter and his shop in Snohomish, WA. He's a nice guy and his shop is wonderful.
I wish I could get more colors! They do such a great job. Hoping to get them in the shop where I work
@@NickPileggiPlants if you want, I could give the shop a visit and send you pics of what he has and if you pay shipping, I could mail them to you.
Getting nice pots is a must in my book along with my plants.
They only make the plants look that much better!!
I watched this video tonight and just ordered from Terrain. I am in love! Thank you for these great recommendations!
I always drill a hole in them with a diamond drill bit. bought one specific for that purpose.
Nooooo, they are cache pots!!! You drop your planted pot into them!
@@jglow8337 Lol, there's nothing wrong with drilling a hole in a cache pot.
Love all those different planters. I don’t like the same old pots for my plants too. I like to change it up if I can.
As you said, a draining layer of pebbles inside a hole-less pot is useless, but a cache-pot will do better with pebbles. You can put the inner pot over the pebbles, to keep the inner pot above the water. A glazed cache pot will not allow the water to wick and wet the furniture it rests on. Just don't forget to empty the cache pot after each watering. The cache pot is more practical and more aestetic than a tray. It prevents spillage as well.
That’s a great tip, thanks!
love Bergs! Very costly pots but very durable and looks beautiful. I've had one fall (multiple times) from my table onto my wood floors, fully expecting it to shatter and its standing the test of time.
Hahaha that is very good to know!! I think they just look so incredible. I can’t get enough
I've recently gotten into bidding on vintage planters on Ebay. And finding them in local thrifts shops around town has always been my favorite thing. I have all kinds of vintage pots! I love them. They add such a cool vibe. =)
Yessss! This is the content I needed.
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I love the farmer pots and terracotta as well. You have good taste! Eryn
Thanks a lot for giving me a Bergs obsession.
I just found your channel and I've already learned so much! I'm a new plant parent and am starting with succulents and slowly branching out into other plant varieties. I just want to learn to NOT kill something 😆 Thanks for all the info.
Yay! I requested this video on Instagram, and I’m so glad that you provided!!!
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Thank you so much Nick! Great to know about these stylish planters!
Again an excellent video, Nick. Keep them coming xxx
Thanks Linda!! ☺️🌿
Yes! Thank you! I always wished more planty channels did this!
Glad you enjoyed! ☺️🌿
I just got some Bergs Pots. I didn't know they were such a "thing", but now I love them even more! -And I don't know why, but its always fun when Danish design gets a shout out.. Maybe because our country is the size of a stamp!
I just recently subscribed, and I am already a fan!! THANK YOU!!
Just bought 4 Bergs scalloped pots and saucers. OMG I'm so excited and so broke!
You can also paint terra cotta very easily with just any kind of paint and even do fancy designs on them with stones, glass, mosaic tiles, etc. So easy and it makes each pot a one of a kind!
I love this video! Thank you! I've slowed down my plant buying for the winter so I'm concentrating on pots. No one ever talks about their pots! Hirts sells nice pots too, and they have the Basalt pots in a group pack. I think it's like 3 or 4 for 9.99. Maybe cheaper. No one seems to like buying from them but I get great deals on pots from them. Great video as always! EDIT: Ok, I just clicked on the links and saw the Hirts pots! Lol! I like to order from Hirts.com because they always have coupons. The current one is "106years" for 15% of your order.
I will have to look them up on their website and change the links when I get a moment! I’ve ordered plants from them two years ago but never pots
Thank you for the link. You buy plants from them as well?
@@suzannegleed5602 I do, I know it's not popular but I think it's a great way to build up a collection and not spend alot on some plants so you can save and spend more on rare ones. I havent had a problem with packing or pests, I know some others have so I'm prepared everytime, but so far so good.
Thank you Nick! This was a awesome and much needed video!! I’m always admiring your planters and now I can look into having some pretty ones like you have...I just love your videos, you are so knowledgeable and classy with a cute sense of humor...I enjoy each and every video...I love that you share actual tips like light requirements, water needs and soil mixture for the variety of plant you have...Keep up the great work...Naomi from Houston, TX
Thank you so much Naomi!! ☺️🌿
The only planter specific video I've come across. I love it 💚
I truly like your video showcasing your favorite planters. I recently purchased a planter made of unglazed Georgia red clay from a local plant shop. I only wish I'd bought two! It's not a typical Terracotta planter. Amazing quality.
That sounds beautiful!
Nick, thank you for this video😊 this is what I’ve been looking for, my vibe completely! Are these all house plants? Or can they go outside to.
Thank you for this video! Last night I went online to Pistils and ordered a Philodendron Micans and a pot. I never seriously looked at their pot collection until you posted this. Thanks again!
They have a great selection!
Lots of great resources, thanks Nick! I do love the look of the Berg planters but I am very disappointed that the interior of the saucer is not glazed. When I spend that amount of money on a pot/saucer I don't want to have to be concerned about water damage to my tables and shelving. Yes, I know I could put something underneath them but then it detracts from the esthetics of the pot...
I've been wondering if it's possible to glaze them ourselves? Like maybe with some polyeurothane? Idk if it would just peel off though. I need to do an experiment!
@@amyp8162 I've used melted wax to coat the inside of similar saucers but it's not a great solution. It seals them pretty well but in the heat of summer it can get sticky, especially if exposed to the sun. Never tried polyurethane but maybe it's worth a shot!
Doesn't resolve the issue that a 20-50$ (or more! ) pot should not, in my opinion, need to be MacGivered to do the job!
Take your unglazed pots possibly to a place you do ceramics of painting an item, ex.: pumpkin. And have them fire glaze the inside? Just a thought. 😞
@@amyp8162 ,
Look around at Home Depot, etc. or ask at local nurseries, there IS a glaze made specifically to DIY your clay pots__I think I learned about it years ago from Martha Stewart. 😸 Don't try other things that may be toxic to your plants! Good Luck! 🌱🌿🙌🙌🙌😺
@@Dwynfal ,
Check out my response to Amy P. 👍🙌🙌🙌😺
omg these planters are everything
My sister said the only reason I don’t look like a hoarder is because of my mostly terra-cotta planters😅 It looks more cohesive & intentional if you stick to a particular style/color scheme.
I totally agree there. I stick with an earthy scheme to not only compliment the plants but keep it cohesive amongst the entire space 🌱
I have looked everywhere in my city for basalt clay pots, I asked my local independent nursery to get them. fingers crossed...Hirts sells them and I have bought a few but the shipping is more than the pots. I have admired your Berg's pots for awhile, so happy I know where to find them. I only use un-glazed pots now and its nice to have different shapes and styles. As always, thank you for such a lovely video.
I totally feel you using unglaze, and that’s why I get so bored of plant terra cotta! Of course it looks great but I feel like you can only have so many 😂
Funny that this video came out on my birthday. Love you!!!⚘
Enjoyed the video. Love those rustic terra cotta planters. Thanks for sharing
They are so awesome!
Thanks for sharing, those pots are beautiful and as always, you plants are awesome! I love terra cotta and the aged look they take on.
Thank you!! ☺️🌱
I didn't know there were different colors of terracotta really! If I get an opportunity I should grab some
Try home depot
I loooove your channel and your passion for plants! I’m a bit of a new plant parent, and I was wondering if you could do a video on climbing plants like the one in the background? I was wanting to grow some new plants up a lattice this spring and I don’t even know where to start. Anyway, keep doing your thing!
Can you please do a video talking about which size of pot for which plant?
Love all the porous pots! I’ve been searching for dark porous instead of the ugly orange. That dark basalt looks amazing! I am also currently obsessed with Bergs which is why I clicked on this video in the first place!
Bergs brings unglazed pots to the next level!
Awesome! Thanks! 🙏 👏 I’ll definitely have to remember the tip about the glazed planters at local shops. I’ve got a caladium cutting that’ll need a good pot should it take root! Another tip: check your local festivals to see if any area ceramics people carry planters. I discovered an absolutely beautiful one at a festival last year that I plan to put a violet in. Best!
That’s a good tip, thanks!
Love them all!!! Thank you, Nick. That was my question on your Q&A. I am so glad you made a video for this!!! 👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed ☺️🌿
Ok I’ve admired the bergs pots at urban jungle but never wanted to spend the money, now you’re making me want to go and buy some immediately if not sooner
I’m obsessed with them. I have at least one of every type and color by now 😑😑😑
Hi Nick! I was so excited when I saw the title of this video! I've always admired, and commented on, your pots and really appreciate you going to the trouble to add the links for us! I went straight away to the Etsy link for Hirt's and placed an order for 10 total each of the 4" Basalt planters and 3.5" saucers and 6 total of the 5" Granite clay pots with saucers. I'm so excited to receive them. I plan on using the Basalt planters and saucers for some Hoyas I recently received and some I already have. Thank you so much for this video! As always, I LOVE all of your videos! Keep being you!
How fun; To me (as a Dane) Berg's pots are Copenhagen (Berg)'s Pots. I love the glazed ones, and have a few and plan on getting a few more. I recently saw the terracotta ones and I do need a few of them too :-) They are just so beautiful. The glazed colours are just amazing.
I love the glazed colors too. They are perfect!
Thanks for the great information. I like the dark terracotta too.
Glad you enjoyed! ☺️🌿
These pots were SOOOOOOOO CUTE!
They’re my faves! ☺️🌿
I love terra cotta, but I have been getting tired of it, and have considered painting and then decorating them just to give them a different and unique look, I love the Basalt pots, and have found some at JoAnns, but they don't have a variety of sizes, just the one size and it's about a 5 or 6 inch pot, super cool looking but I would like some smaller ones. I love all kinds of different pots, and if I just get a pot to be a cache po then that will be okay as well. Thanks Nick for sharing this video, great pots and thanks for the links to check them out. Have a great day, bye for now.
Thanks Holly! Glad you enjoyed 🌿☺️
I love shopping for planters. I usually buy them in thrift stores. My house is filled with thrifted dark rattan furniture, so to balanceren it out I stick to white planters most of the time (in all shapes and forms). Unless they have some cool wicker planters / cachepots. Those always come home with me.
I love thrift shopping for planters. I’ll have to do a video about thrifted planters at some point, some things I plant in have lived very different past lives!
What a great video! Thank you! I do love terra cotta pots, but I really want cache pots. Cache pots are very hard to find - especially that fits a 6” nursery pot. Any suggestions??
Yay yay yay! So happy to know where you get gorgeous pots! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I love Basalt pots. I have my N'Joy in one and it looks so nice. Those sphere pots are beautiful too! I may have to make a trip to Philadelphia to pick up a few. 😊
Haha I have my similar Pearls & Jade in one as well!
That black terra-cotta is so nice nick 👍🏽❤️
I love them!
I was going to get some more terra cotta pots, but they absorb too much water for me. I find myself watering plants in those pots too often.
Nick question for you. Where did you find that expandable wood gate or lattice on your wall ? I love it and would like to pick one up. Thanks from Kenny from south jersey.
Berg’s are gorgeous.
Very well put together video with lots of information. You should have asked the pottery folks to sponsor you and get a discount for the rest of us. Oh I immediately signed up,for more videos.
Thought it would be difficult for me to find somewhere to buy the planters, since I live in Denmark, and then there is a danish brand that I don't know about - amazing!😀🌱
Thanks for the info! I do have some of each style that you presented, and it does add interest to my plant collection...however, a person cannot have enough pots!! I also like the pots with Mexican decoration as well....good for cacti! Again, many thanks😊😊😊
The more pots, the merrier ! 🌿☺️
Thank you for this video Nick!
Glad you enjoyed! ☺️🌿
My favorite local plant shop just got in a shipment of those spherical terra cotta pots in different colors. I bought one the other day and they even drilled a hole for me at no extra charge.
The video I've been waiting for!!!!!
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I want all of these, thanks for the video!
Glad you enjoyed! 🌿
I found these at Stauffers”s last summer. I adore them.
I loooooove basalt pots - my fav!
They’re awesome!
That bergs pottery looks divine! I see myself becoming quite obsessed with those as well. Loved this video! New subbie here 👋🏼
Thanks for all the links. My heart was sinking when you kept saying, any small plant store, because I can't find one around me!
Haha I’m lookin out for ya! 🌿
@@NickPileggiPlants I don't have a small plant store near me either.
I loved how you talked about bad luck planters!! I have a couple that have NEVER let a plant live 😂
Some planters just do not like me 🤷🏼♂️
Great video! I am trying to slow down my plant purchases. I think I will focus on vessels for a few months. Once it warms up, I will drive to Philadelphia and buy some pots from your shop. I want to go to Illexotics too.
I’m not in charge of buying pots at work so I’ll admit sometimes the selection is questionable 😝 But usually we have good unglazed pots
Interesting video. Loved the pots
Thanks!! ☺️🌿
Thank you for sharing!
Suggestion: make a follow-up video for your favourite cache pots.
Great idea!
I went to shopterrain.com, because I too LOVE earth fired clay pots, and underneath the description of the pot, it said "not available until July, 2020." Wow.
What plant are you holding in your right hand (long leaves) in minute 11:45? It looks so interesting. BTW very good ideas for planters and alternatives to plain plastic pots.
I’m guessing an orchid cactus of sorts
LOVE this, thank you!
Thanks!! ☺️🌿
Thank you Thank you Thank you for this video! 💚
Glad you enjoyed! ☺️🌿
Im in australia i cant buy them but I am still interested and watching!!!
Would you plant an anthurium or an alocasia in a glazed pot? Could that work? Love this video btw!
Well, there goes the rest of my plant budget for the next month. 😆 Love the sphere clay pots and the besalt pots. Awesome recommendations! 🌿
Thank you!! ☺️🌿
I love all your videos, so informative. I live in West Chester, so I'm definitely stopping by your shop when I'm in the city! I live close to Terrain and I had a heart attack when I saw their prices😂
Haha their prices are soooo high! Our prices aren’t that far off at Urban since were a city store / small business but I can stomach them 90% of the time
WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR
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❤️this ...thanks Nick!
Thank you!! 🌿
I really needed this video... I’ve been looking for the round unglazed clay for a long time. I have a Berg pot and I love it. I always want more but they are so expensive 😂
Haha they are definitely not cheap 😅😝
I needed this video!!!
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BTW, Wakefield also makes some classy planters!
Thanks! I checked them out and they’re stuff looks awesome!!!
Love your content! New subbie❤️
I've been waiting for this video! I really like the planters and have been wondering where you get them.
Thanks!! ☺️🌿
why’d you have to do this to me i’m about to buy like 58 pots😭😭
Omg yessssss!! I need this!!
I'd like to have most of my planters in white. If i paint terracotta planters (not glaze them) would they lose their ability to evaporate water..?
This is a question I have also. I have painted the outside of a few of my basic orange ones, they still feel the same as the other pots after I water.
Please Nick. Show me how one drills a hole
Enjoyed! Thanxs ☺
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Do those terra cotta planters have drainage holes?
The unglazed earth fired pots, do they have drain holes?
They do. Sometimes when I purchase them, they hole is plugged with like mud or clay, but you can easily punch it out with your finger if so
Where did you buy those tags that you use to identify your plants?
They have come with plants I’ve ordered online 🌿
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I like your taste!
Walmart actually had some really nice looking cheap pots when i went last week
Good to know!!
They did and affordable.
Cheryl Yankey i got the basalt ones with the white marbling i really like them
where did you get the ladder shelf in the corner behind you? I need it! :-)
Sara Monzo it’s from ikea it goes for 24.99
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How do I know which plants need clay pot or plastic pot?
Plants that like to be dry prefer terracotta because they wick away moisture. Plants that like to be moist like plastic or ceramic pots. I only put snake plants and zz plants in terracotta.
Google ot,
How about the pots from Ikea?
I’m honestly not really a fan of ikea’s pots. Their terra cotta is okay, but the only other pots I enjoy from them have been discontinued for a few years :(