Introducing Ceramic Plant Pots
Invented the Down Under Pot is an Australian artist named Mea Souris. In portrait style sculptures and architectural ceramics is Mea's formal training. A totally ceramic plant pots with a heavy wire bail made right into the top of the pot as an aid to hang the pot this is ceramic plant pots (not to be confused with the upside down planting device seen on TV).
Givingeach pot a slightly different look even though they may be the same color and each ceramic plant pots is fired individually. In terra-cotta, the ceramic plant pots come in many different colors.
Actually very easy is planting the Down Under Pot. For about 2 to 3 weeks, you plant your flower in the opening of the ceramic plant pots and leave the pot as you would a normal pot. In your new Down Under Pot at that point the plant should be rooted firmly.
You'll notice that the pot has a very heavy wire hanger made right into the top of the pot and you can then turn the ceramic plant pots over at this point in time. You can also keep them in your home and use these pots year-round. Right into the rim, each pot has small water well designed.
When you water your pot and plant that you put them over your sink to avoid spilling water on your floor, you may want to make sure if you are going to use your pot inside. Where you found these unique treasures, some of your neighbors and friends will wonder.
We can all enjoy these unique pots, thanks to Mea Souris. Please don't confuse these pots with the upside down plastic bag style planters that you see on TV. For totally different purpose, those planters are made. To be a showpiece and has style, The Down Under Pot was designed.
