Plastic Plant Pot, 1 Gallon/2 Gallon/5 Gallon

Plastic pot planter is suitable for you who like gardening. It has a simple and fashionable appearance, thick material design, it can withstand strong extrusion and is not easy to deform.

Features

• The tall plastic flower pot has clear printing, corrosion-resistant, waterproof, and sun-proof.
• Made of thicker material, it is resistant to extrusion and deformation.
• The slope drainage and water absorption design of the plastic flowerpot prevents the roots of plants from rot, and does not affect the water absorption performance of the plants.
• Concave design at the bottom of plastic pot planter, good anti-skid effect.

Specification

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Optional Colors

Planter Pot Tray

Detail


Tips: How to take care of flowers in winter?

After entering the winter, many flowers enter the dormant period, and their metabolism is extremely slow. Correspondingly, the demand for fertilizer and water is greatly reduced. Fertilization and watering must be controlled.

Except for the flowers that bloom in autumn, winter or early spring, and some herbal potted flowers that are sown in autumn, watering and fertilizing can be continued according to actual needs, and the rest of the potted flowers should be strictly controlled. Flowers in dormant or semi-dormant state should stop fertilizing. If the pot soil is not too dry, you don't need to water it, especially for potted plants that are shade-tolerant or placed in a cooler indoor place. Avoid excessive watering to cause flower roots and fallen leaves.

Plum blossoms, kumquats, rhododendrons and other woody potted flowers should also be controlled with fertilizer and water, so as not to cause young shoots to grow, which affects flower bud differentiation and weakens cold resistance. Succulent plants need to stop fertilizing and water less, and basically keep the pot soil dry throughout the winter, or water about once a month. The room without heating equipment should reduce the amount of watering and the frequency of watering to keep the pot soil moderately dry to avoid root rot or freeze damage.

Watering in winter should be carried out around noon. Do not water in the evening to prevent the pot soil from getting too wet. The night is cold but the roots are frozen. The tap water used for watering must be exposed to 1 to 2 days before it can be used. If the water temperature differs from room temperature by more than 10 degrees, it is easy to damage the roots.