where are the best places you’ve found to get well-draining (and yet pretty) pots? it’s probably time for me to rehome everybody again.
where are the best places you’ve found to get well-draining (and yet pretty) pots? it’s probably time for me to rehome everybody again.
Home Depot can be good along with home goods or homesents along with Amazon sometimes u can find good ones on Facebook marketplace or crags list
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menards!
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3 likeswalmart has some really cute pots lately that all have big drainage holes! they come with a handy little silicone plug if for some reason you want to keep the holes covered. i also just discovered a store called “at home” & they have tons, TONS of pots. they don’t all have holes but i’ve invested in a drill bit for my power drill that does the job whenever i need more holes 😌
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1 likeIf you need cost effective ones I buy mine at Dollar Tree. This year they have a large selection of pots
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I’ve gotten some gorgeous ones at World Market. I also tend to drill my own holes (and sometimes add holes if it only has one)- doing that opens up your options!
2 likesI try and only pot in nursery pots or clear pots and then put them into a cover pot from like Lowe’s or Home Depot! I like doing that so it’s easier to repot and when using clear pots I can see the roots and make sure everything is growing and healthy
4 likesi get mine from a nursery near me called calloways
1 likehonestly i have found very cheap and well draining pots at Michaels craft store, i don’t mention it to anyone, but they seem to be cheaper then my local home depot and nurseries
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My style is pretty minimalist. I order different white pots from Amazon to maintain my style while having variety. FOX & FERN has a beautiful white pot and wooden stand for floor plants. MKONO is another brand I like for plastic pots in various sizes. And LA JOLIE is another one I use for hanging planters.
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