Pots and accessories
Flowerpot saucer no. 8 white 80626
Magnolia flowerpot cover 135mm gray 80629
Magnolia flowerpot cover 155mm gray 80630
Magnolia flowerpot cover 210mm gray 80631
Magnolia flowerpot cover 250mm gray 80632
Magnolia flowerpot cover 300mm gray 80633
Flowerpot saucer no. 1 gray 80634
Flowerpot saucer no. 2 gray 80635
Flowerpot saucer no. 3 gray 80636
Flowerpot saucer no. 4 gray 80637
Flowerpot saucer no. 6 gray 80639
Flowerpot saucer no. 7 gray 80640
Flowerpot saucer no. 8 gray 80641
Magnolia flowerpot cover 180mm black 80643
Magnolia flowerpot cover 250mm black 80644
Magnolia flowerpot cover 300mm black 80645
Lilia flowerpot 300mm with insert black 80647
Finezja flowerpot 300x300mm with insert black 80648
Flowerpot saucer no. 2 black 80649
Flowerpot saucer no. 3 black 80650
Flowerpot saucer no. 4 black 80651
Flowerpot saucer no. 6 black 80653
Flowerpot saucer no. 7 black 80654
Mira Eco Recycled flowerpot 145mm black 80656
Mira Eco Recycled flowerpot 145mm white 80657
Mira Eco Recycled flowerpot 190mm black 80658
Mira Eco Wood flowerpot 145mm natural wood 80660
Mira Eco Wood flowerpot 250mm natural wood 80661
Mira Eco Wood flowerpot bowl 300mm natural wood 80662
DUO Elixir for Orchids 81298
Ceramic planter pot cover silver ribbed 44x44x40cm 68532
Ceramic plant pot cover 11,5x11,5x10cm white matte 64206
Ceramic flower pot cover - black-gold 15x15x16cm 62936
Ceramic flower pot cover - white-gold 15x15x16cm 62937
Ceramic flowerpot cover - gold-black 15x15x13,5cm 63819
Ceramic flowerpot cover - gold-white 15x15x13,5cm 63820
A plant pot is like a good home for a plant. It holds the soil, helps manage water properly, protects the roots and, at the same time, determines whether your balcony, terrace or garden looks well-kept.
In this category, you’ll find solutions for growing houseplants, seasonal flowers, herbs and seedlings. For those who love plants but sometimes forget to water them, we have self-watering plant pots. You can also choose from plastic pots, balcony planters, decorative pots, watering cans, holders, flower stands, peat pots and practical saucers. If you want your plants to look good and have the right conditions, pay particular attention to the size of the pot, drainage, material and where it will be used.
When choosing, first consider whether you will be growing indoors, on asunny balcony or in the garden. Smaller pots dry out more quickly, longer balcony planters need to be securely fixed, and every pot with a drainage hole should have a suitable saucer.
When repotting and working with potting mix, you may find hand-held gardening and DIY toolsuseful . To protect young plants from the cold, weeds or wind, we also recommend checking out protective films and agrotextiles, and for pest problems, the pest control category .
Selection guide
Choose practically. First, consider the plant’s needs and the space where your future pot will be placed. Different solutions are suitable for geraniums on a railing, for indoor plants in the living room, and for seedlings before planting. Before you add a pot to your basket, answer these questions:
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Will you be growing indoors, on a balcony, on a terrace or in the garden?
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Does the plant need more space for its roots, or would a smaller pot be better?
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Do you want a lightweight plastic option or a stylish ceramic pot?
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Will you be watering the plants frequently, or would you prefer self-watering pots?
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Do you also need plant hangers, a stand, a watering can or repotting accessories?
How to choose the right plant pot?
A good plant pot should provide the plant with stability, space and adequate moisture. At the same time, it should fit into the space where you’ll be using it. That’s why it’s worth choosing based on purpose, not just colour or price.
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Do you need to solve |
The right solution |
Why |
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Growing on the balcony |
They make use of the railing or windowsill and provide space for several plants in a row. |
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Common indoor and seasonal flowers |
plastic pots + saucers |
They are lightweight, practical, easy to move and protect surfaces from water. |
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Designer interiors or terraces |
decorative pots and ceramic containers |
They cover the growing pot and unify the look of the space. |
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Less frequent watering |
self-watering pots or planters |
They help maintain the moisture of the growing medium during hot days. |
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Pre-growing seedlings |
peat or propagation pots |
They make it easier for young plants to get off to a good start before transplanting. |
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Clean windowsills and patios |
plant potsaucers |
They catch excess water and protect surfaces. |
Plastic pots, planters or decorative pots?
Plastic pots are a versatile choice for repotting, seasonal planting and growing in places where you frequently handle plants. They are lightweight, available in various sizes and easy to clean.
Balcony planters are ideal for geraniums, herbs and annuals. With longer models, ensure they are securely fixed, as the potting mix will significantly increase the weight of the entire container after watering.
Choosedecorative pots and ceramic planters especially where the plant is intended to complement the style of your interior, terrace or entrance to your home. When selecting ceramics, check the dimensions, weight and suitability for outdoor use.
Self-watering pots and saucers: details that make a difference
Self-watering pots and planters are practical if you travel, forget to water your plants or grow them on a sunny balcony. However, it is still true that succulents, herbs, petunias and seedlings all have different water requirements.
Saucers are inconspicuous but very important accessories. They catch excess water, protect your windowsill, floor or patio, and help you spot if you’re overwatering a plant. If water remains in the saucer for too long, reduce the amount you water.
Tip from us
The most common mistake is choosing a pot based solely on its appearance. Think about the plant first. For a sunny balcony, choose a larger volume of potting mix soit doesn’t dry out too quickly. For interiors with delicate flooring ,always use a saucer or decorative cover to catch water when watering.
FAQ
Which pot is best for a balcony?
For a balcony, balcony planters or longer pots for the railing are practical . It is important to ensure they are securely fixed, have an appropriate volume of potting mix and suitable saucers.
Are plastic plant pots suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, plastic planters are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, provided they are designed for standard outdoor use. They are lightweight, durable and easy to handle.
What else should you buy to go with the pots?
The most common additions are saucers, balcony pot holders, watering cans, flower stands and small tools for repotting.
