aqua planter pot Macouba Planter - Running Aqua

aqua planter pot Macouba Planter - Running AquaMacouba Planter in Running Aqua by Campania International Introduce the Macouba Planter in Running Aqua, a breathable material that benefits plants and creates the proper microenvironment for healthy roots and air circulation. The Campania terracotta collection is different because it combines beauty and character with textures and finishes that suit contemporary and traditional styles. Material: Using traditional techniques, Campania International's

Macouba Planter in Running Aqua by Campania International

Introduce the Macouba Planter in Running Aqua, a breathable material that benefits plants and creates the proper microenvironment for healthy roots and air circulation. The Campania terracotta collection is different because it combines beauty and character with textures and finishes that suit contemporary and traditional styles.

Material: Using traditional techniques, Campania International's glazed and terra cotta planters are handcrafted from Natural clay. Fired at 990 to 1000 degrees Celsius, they ensure frost resistance and durability. The natural glazing elements baked onto the surfaces enhance weather resistance. Each planter features unique beauty and character, with various textures, colors, and finishes suitable for contemporary and traditional designs. Rigorous quality control under freeze-thaw conditions ensures their reliability. These planters can be used indoors and outdoors with proper care in regions with freeze-thaw cycles.

Care: No planter is completely frost-proof. Freeze-thaw cycles in winter can cause the water inside to freeze and expand, leading to cracks. It's best to store planters in a dry location, away from the elements. The glazed and terracotta planters have pre-installed drainage holes. To prevent debris from clogging these holes, cover them with a mesh screen. Fill the bottom with non-porous drainage material, then add a well-draining soil mix. Finally, top with decorative mulch or pine bark to discourage water pooling.