Pachira Aquatica (Money tree)

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Introduce the Elho Miles Round Pot in White, a refined planter that marries contemporary aesthetics with practical innovation. Perfectly sized at 25cm in diameter, it's ideal for extra-large plants seeking a confident home. The built-in water reservoir takes the guesswork out of hydration, delivering consistent moisture right when your plants need it. Crafted entirely from 100% recycled plastic and fully waterproof, this eco-conscious choice withstands frost and weather, making it equally at home on your living room shelf or garden patio. Its smooth, curved design harmonizes effortlessly with any interior style, and with white, black, and green finishes to choose from, you'll find your perfect match.

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Discover the Elho Vick Pot—a versatile planter that combines understated elegance with practical design. Its clean white finish and refined textured surface bring contemporary style to any space, while the generous 25 cm diameter accommodates substantial plants with ease, including their nursery pots. Crafted from 100% recycled plastic and fully waterproof, this durable pot reflects both environmental responsibility and lasting quality. The Vick's thoughtful proportions and neutral aesthetic make it the perfect foundation for showcasing your larger plant collections with confidence.

Terracotta is a timeless classic, though it can be fragile. The pot you receive may have small imperfections—perfectly imperfect and uniquely its own!

Terracotta pots are neutral, earthy, and versatile, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. They have a large drainage hole to prevent waterlogging and are made of unglazed, baked clay. This porous material absorbs water, allowing some moisture to evaporate through the sides, which improves soil aeration and reduces the risk of root rot. However, because they absorb water, soil in terracotta dries out more quickly, so plants may need a little extra watering. Always soak a new terracotta pot overnight before repotting to prevent it from drawing too much water from your plants.