Four Candle Ribbed Ceramic Pot & Saucer - White


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The Four Candle Ribbed Ceramic Pot & Saucer is an ideal choice for interior design enthusiasts and plant hobbyists looking to elevate their greenery with a clean, sophisticated aesthetic. Its primary benefit is the combination of a textured, ribbed design that offers visual depth and a functional matching saucer that prevents water damage to surfaces; however, users should note that the ceramic construction is breakable and does not feature a pre-drilled drainage hole, which may require careful watering or the addition of a liner.
| Model Part Number | 5025192360065 |
|---|---|
| Brand | B&Q |
No, the Four Candle Ribbed Ceramic Pot does not have a pre-drilled drainage hole.
No, the saucer is separate, allowing for easy cleaning and water disposal.
While it can withstand weather, it is primarily designed for indoor use. Extreme freezing temperatures may cause ceramic to crack.
The pot has a 16cm diameter.
It features a standard glazed ceramic finish that is smooth to the touch and easy to wipe clean.
The unit weighs approximately 870g.
The lack of drainage means water sits at the bottom. Use a turkey baster to remove excess water or use a nursery liner inside the pot.
Use a dry microfiber cloth for regular dusting; use a damp cloth with mild soap for deeper cleaning of the ribbed grooves.
To set up your plant, place a layer of drainage pebbles at the base of the pot if you intend to plant directly into the ceramic. For maintenance, wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and maintain the pristine white finish. The ceramic surface is non-porous and easy to clean. When moving the pot, always lift from the base rather than the rim to ensure stability and reduce the risk of structural stress. It is compatible with most tabletop surfaces and should be kept on level ground to ensure the saucer sits flush against the bottom.