- Does it come with a saucer?
- Yes. The pot ships with a matching saucer, so runoff is caught without a separate tray. Check the saucer sits level on the surface you use.
- Is the drainage hole pre-drilled?
- Yes. The drainage hole is built in, so you do not need to drill ceramic yourself. Use a well-draining mix and empty the saucer after watering.
- Can I leave it outside in winter?
- Glazed ceramic can crack in hard freezes, especially if water sits in the saucer. Bring it in or empty the saucer before a frost if your area drops below freezing.
- What size plant fits?
- It suits small to medium plants such as pothos, herbs, succulents and compact ferns. Match the root ball to the pot's inner diameter and leave a little room to grow.
- Is it heavy to move once planted?
- Yes, more than plastic. Fill it where it will live, or use a saucer with felt pads to slide it without lifting.
- Does it need a liner or inner pot?
- No. Plant directly in it; the drainage hole and saucer handle runoff. A liner only helps if you want to swap plants without repotting.
- Where is the Wliror Ceramic Plant Pot with Drainage Planter cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $31.57, as of our latest check.