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INGEFÄRA Plant pot with saucer - indoor/outdoor/terracotta, 4 ¾ " - IKEA

INGEFÄRA Plant pot with saucer, outdoor indoor/outdoor, terracotta

$2.99

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Article Number:

502.580.40

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The porous terracotta holds excess water, so the plant can draw out moisture when needed.

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-The porous terracotta holds excess water, so the plant can draw out moisture when needed.

-It's possible to plant directly in the pot because it has a drainage hole in the bottom and a saucer to collect excess water.

Good to know

For outdoor use.
To protect the surface from any risk of moisture damage, always use a plant mover or put felt pads under the plant pot or saucer.
As you water the plant, it is common and normal for lime residue and markings to appear over time if you plant directly in the pot.

Product dimensions

Height: 5 ½ "
Outside diameter: 6 ¼ "
Max. diameter inner pot: 4 ¾ "
Inside diameter: 6 "

Height: 14 cm
Outside diameter: 16 cm
Max. diameter inner pot: 12 cm
Inside diameter: 15 cm

Designer:

Ann-Carin Wiktorsson

Product description

Main parts: Terracotta
Saucer: Silicone treated red clay

INGEFÄRA Plant pot with saucer IKEA The porous terracotta holds excess water, so the plant can draw out moisture when needed.

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True quality and character at a low price

INGEFÄRA terracotta plant pots are a modern version of traditional terracotta pot and saucer sets. Terracotta has been used throughout history for sculpture and buildings, as well as for pottery. It is ideal for plant pots because it’s porous and holds excess water, so the plant can draw out moisture when needed. The distinct, warm ‘terracotta’ color comes from the iron content in the clay. The surface changes as it comes into contact with the elements, adding more charm and character over time.