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plant pot 24 cm

plant pot 24 cm 24cm Copper Plant Pot – Copper and Green

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plant pot 24 cm 24cm Copper Plant Pot – Copper and GreenThis is a lifetime product which can be kept indoors for house plants or outdoors in the garden. The pot is made from high quality pure copper and is not glazed ceramic or coloured plastic. The pot can be dropped or damaged but will not break like plastic or ceramic terracotta. The planter has been handmade in the UK. Each plant pot is unique with slight differences and variations between the pots. Each item has a rustic finish that comes with minor

This is a lifetime product which can be kept indoors for house plants or outdoors in the garden. The pot is made from high quality pure copper and is not glazed ceramic or coloured plastic. The pot can be dropped or damaged but will not break like plastic or ceramic/terracotta. 

The planter has been handmade in the UK. Each plant pot is unique with slight differences and variations between the pots. Each item has a rustic finish that comes with minor imperfections which will develop over time to create an individual look.

This copper metal plant pot measures 24cm and is 10cm tall. It has a 4 litre capacity. Note, all pots shipping are now in the new style with straight sides, without the bottom ‘lip’.

After purchase, you can choose to keep the copper in a shiny state with an annual polish, or you can let a patina of your choosing develop.

In either case, your plant's colour will complement the naturally beautiful colour of pure copper.

Details:

  • Hand made in the UK
  • Straight sided plant pot with spun base, soldered seam and beaded rim
  • Diameter: 24cm 
  • Height: 10cm tall
  • Capacity: 4 litres
  • Location: This pot can be used indoors for house plants or in the garden as a planter. For use outdoors, insulation between the pot and the soil is recommended for high Summer or the depths of Winter.
  • Finish: Polished with copper polish prior to shipping - for un polished product, please ask!
  • Care: Can be cleaned with soap and water.  Can be polished with products mentioned in the blog post on care
  • Patina: A natural patina can be allowed to develop of your choosing.  You can develop a dark, mottled or even verdigris look.  If you want the plant pot to remain as new, a yearly polish will do the trick.
  • Suitable for any plant but particularly suited to succulents, cacti, alpines and bonsai
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