Embrace the beauty of indoor gardening with a selection of small succulent planter pots, perfect for adding a touch of green to your home. These planters come with drainage holes and are often paired with bamboo plant saucers, ensuring the health of your delicate cactus or succulent plants. Available in sets of four, these pots are not only functional but also add a pop of color to your decor, with options in teal, orange, and plum. The ribbed concrete design offers a modern, Scandinavian touch to these handmade stone pots.
When it comes to watering these succulents, a simple method is to place the bottom of the pot directly in water for about 20-30 minutes. This technique is also ideal for succulent propagation, especially as the plants outgrow their initial pots. Ceramic pots are a popular choice among succulent growers due to their breathability and the wide range of design options they offer, perfectly complementing the plant you’re growing.
For those looking for more creative solutions, consider a rectangular planter box or a terracotta pot that can be attached to the balustrades of a verandah or the posts of a patio. These designs can transform your garden into an overgrown treasure trove, brimming with interesting elements overtaken by the thriving plants. Layering pots, with the largest filled with rocks to enhance drainage and elevate the second pot, is another innovative approach.
Among the various options available, the ARVINKEY White Ceramic Succulent Planters stand out. This set of two is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, offering small cactus containers, bonsai pots, and flower pots with drainage holes and bamboo bowls (note that plants are not included).
When selecting pots for your succulents, almost any container will do, as long as it meets the plant’s needs. Many gardeners even repurpose old soup bowls and teacups for a unique touch. For a truly unique DIY project, consider transforming a rustic old metal TV frame into a succulent planter.
Finally, the Crassula ovata, commonly known as the Jade Plant, Jade Tree, or Money Tree, is a popular choice available at most garden centers and local nurseries. This species is known for its ease of care and aesthetic appeal, making it a great addition to any succulent collection.
