Welcome to this new content in which we share you: how to choose the right pot for your plants, choosing the right pot for your plants can it seem only an aesthetic problem, but is it really?
It is impossible not to fall in love with rich environments in plants and their ability to give balance, vitality and freshness to space, but unlike a a BaratijaA box or a mirror, plants are living beings and have different needs based on species and characteristics. For this reason it is essential to choose the most functional and adequate vessels for each of them.
The choice of the vase, as well as the substrate on which every circumstance and that you can find in our shop.
How to choose the right pot for your plants
1) Jarrón and Macetero – What is the difference?
One of the first points to consider when choosing the perfect vase is to keep in mind that there are vessels and vases. But what are the differences? The vases, regardless of the material they are, are perforated at the base so that excess irrigation water can download. This hole prevents excess water near the roots of plants, which, in most cases, causes the growth of rot and/or fungal. In turn, the Maceral They work as «grabbing»: they hide less attractive vases (such as plastic), offer more style and personality to the environment and maintain part of the excess water that can derive from irrigation, therefore they are recommended for internal or external use. In the balconies.
Here is the first advice: however beautiful a pot, if you have no holes, you shouldn't be directly!
We will see it later, vases and Maceral It can be found in different materials such as clay, cement, ceramic, macrameMetal, fabric, among others.
2) Vase – Plastic, ceramic or mud, aren't they all the same?
To become an excellent caregiver of the plants, you should know that when you go to Vspplant to adopt your new tenant, you will find it in plastic vessels considered transition vessels. This means that they are the vases in which the plant has grown and developed until it has reached its hands, but sooner or later it will have to be replaced by the larger ones. The choice of the transplant pot can be based simply on the size (usually vases with a diameter of 1 or 2 higher dimensions of the original) but a new material can also be taken into consideration: clay or ceramic. The ships and terracotta or ceramic ships, smooth or printed, when they are not enameled, are porous that allow the humidity and air to circulate through them and, consequently, around the roots of the plants.
- Advantages – The humidity evaporates from the walls of the pot, promoting the extraction of excess water;
- Disadvantages – The vessels and the substrate are dried faster (especially in full sun), so it will be necessary to water the plants more frequently. Normally this type of pot is recommended for plants that appreciate dry and airy soils, such as cactus, succulent or bromelio.
3) hidden – What material should I choose?
In this case, the material you choose can have more to do with the aesthetics than with the needs of the plant, since in our stores you can find a wide range of materials: fiber, cement, clay, ceramic, rope … etc. . Let's talk a little about some of the options available in your Vimiment:
Fiber
Fiber vases are very light and versatile and are available in different finishes, colors and shapes. For one expect More natural fiber vases are ideal!
- Advantages – light, versatile and resistant;
- Disadvantages – Being very resistant, they are usually more expensive.
Cement
Cement vases are heavier and are generally used for outdoor plants, which do not move as frequently as inside.
- Advantages – Very versatile, resistant abroad and long lasting.
- Disadvantages – Heavy and difficult to transport.
Clay or ceramic
The ceramic vases are an excellent decorative option: you will find a more capricious and original appearance, which makes them one of the most versatile types of vessels. With many colors, design and shapes available, you will find exactly what you need to create the perfect atmosphere in your home.
- Advantages – They are resistant to weather, timeless and have different design.
- Disadvantages – They are heavier and can break.
Rope
For a rustic atmosphere, next to the sea or even in the decoration Chic Bohemia You can always apply rope jaws. Since they are lined with plastic inside, even if the water remains, it will always be worn beautiful!
- Advantages: light, versatile and usable for other purposes as the plants grow;
- Cons: if internal plastic breaks, the rope can be stained
We hope you liked our advice and suggestions to find the perfect pot for your plant. Visit our online shop where you will find a wide variety of vases for all needs and tastes!

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