- What size plant fits in the Ripple Hanging Pot?
- The pot is 11 cm in diameter and 10 cm high, so it suits small plants such as pothos cuttings, string of pearls or small ferns. A plant with a root ball wider than the pot will need something larger.
- Does it have a drainage hole?
- The description does not mention one. Treat it as a decorative outer pot and keep watering modest, or plant in a smaller nursery pot that sits inside.
- Is the leather cord strong enough to hang it?
- The cord is described as strong leather. Stoneware is heavy for its size, so fix the hook or ceiling anchor securely and check the cord periodically.
- Can it go in a bathroom or kitchen?
- The stoneware is waterproof, so splashes are fine. Leather can stiffen or darken with constant damp, so a steamy bathroom is a harder environment for the cord.
- How does it compare with a macrame hanger?
- A macrame hanger holds a separate pot and suits larger plants. The Ripple is a finished ceramic pot with its own cord, which looks cleaner but fits only small plants.
- Is it sold as a set?
- It is a single hanging pot. Buyers wanting a grouped display would need more than one.
- Where is the Hanging Pot - Ripple cheapest?
- At Fora Studios Australia, for $13.00, 28% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hanging Pot - Ripple?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Backyard Botanist, Fora Studios Australia, Burgon & Ball USA.