Zinc Plant Pot Aluzinc Tall Cone Shape Black - 70cm


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Designed for both indoor and outdoor enthusiasts, this tall cone-shaped zinc planter by Gardening Naturally offers a sleek, contemporary aesthetic paired with industrial-grade durability. Crafted from high-performance Aluzinc, it provides superior resistance to harsh weather conditions compared to standard metal planters, making it an excellent choice for patios, gardens, or modern living spaces. While its lightweight nature allows for easy rearrangement, users should note that the pot does not come with pre-drilled drainage holes, requiring a simple DIY step for outdoor moisture management.
| Model Part Number | ZINCO56/BT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gardening Naturally |
No, it is supplied without drainage holes. You will need to drill these yourself if using the planter outdoors.
Yes, the Aluzinc construction is weather-resistant and designed to handle outdoor conditions, provided you ensure proper drainage.
It is surprisingly lightweight due to its metal construction, making it much easier to reposition than ceramic or stone alternatives.
This product includes a 10-year warranty covering material defects.
The high-quality powder-coated finish is designed for durability, though some natural fading may occur over many years of intense direct sun exposure.
Drill drainage holes in the bottom of the pot to allow excess water to escape.
Clean gently with a soft cloth and mild soapy water; avoid abrasive scrubbers.
Add heavy stones or gravel to the base of the pot to lower the center of gravity.
To prepare your planter, decide on the placement first. If using outdoors, mark the center of the base and drill 3-4 small holes for drainage to prevent root rot. For indoor use, keep the base sealed to protect floors. When planting, fill the bottom third with lightweight expanded clay aggregate to save on potting soil and improve aeration. Care involves simply wiping the exterior with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that might strip the powder-coated finish. During extreme winter conditions, bringing the planter into a garage or shed can further extend its pristine appearance.