Featured rectangular green plant pots garden

1. Outer pot or repotting?

   For an outer pot, measure your current inner pot and check the internal opening, depth and base space, with room to lift it out. For repotting, choose the next suitable size for the rootball. A listed dimension does not confirm the usable internal size.

2. Plan indoor watering

   For an ordinary outer pot, keep a draining inner pot; lift out small pots to water, let them drain and return them. Empty collected water. Before direct planting, confirm drainage holes and arrange a watertight saucer to protect the floor.

3. Give rainwater a way out

   Check the drainage outlet, clearance beneath the pot and the route to the floor drain. Empty standing water from saucers. Stones cannot replace drainage holes.

4. Check access and support

   Measure doorways, access routes and the intended spot. Check support for the combined weight of pot, plant and wet growing medium. In windy spots, consider the shape's stability; a heavy pot is not windproof.

Check the product description or actual item for internal dimensions, drainage design and whether a saucer is included. Follow the reservoir design for self-watering planters.