Frida Planter - 30cm - Grey


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The Frida Planter 30cm in Grey is designed for indoor plant enthusiasts who value modern, minimalist aesthetics and stable plant support. Its key benefit is the elevated design that creates a professional, gallery-style display for mid-sized houseplants, though potential buyers should note it lacks built-in drainage holes, making it best suited for use as a decorative pot cover.
| Model Part Number | HH-MOSS-sz-30/28 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HowHomely |
No, this planter does not have drainage holes, so it is best used as a decorative cover pot.
This model is designed specifically for indoor use to maintain its finish and structural integrity.
Nursery pots up to 28-29cm in diameter will provide the most comfortable fit.
The planter is water-resistant, but as it is a decorative vessel, you should avoid leaving standing water inside for extended periods.
Use a damp, soft microfiber cloth to gently wipe the exterior. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that could damage the grey finish.
Remove the inner nursery pot immediately and wipe the interior dry. Always ensure the inner pot is drained before replacing.
Apply small felt pads or adhesive rubber bumpers to the underside of the black feet for extra protection.
Setting up your planter is simple: ensure your chosen houseplant is currently in a nursery pot that is 28cm or smaller in diameter. To protect the planter, clean the surface periodically with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust. Because it lacks a drainage hole, avoid direct planting; always keep the plant in a secondary pot to prevent root rot caused by standing water. If you choose to plant directly into it, you must add a layer of expanded clay pebbles at the bottom for drainage, though this is not recommended for beginners.