Plants in Glass Pots

Glass pots offer several advantages beyond their aesthetic appeal.

Since glass pots are transparent, you can observe everything you wouldn’t in standard clay, ceramic, or plastic pots, including fungi, algae, soil-bearing bugs, and the plant’s roots and soil.

Benefits of Glass Pots

Soil Visibility

You can easily gauge the water level and determine the soil’s saturation, making it simpler to determine when to water.

Root Observation

You can assess plant health by noticing root rot or pests.

Watering Plants in Glass Pots

Glass Pots with Drainage Holes

• Saturate the soil with water in a sink or tub.
• Allow the water to drain completely and then display the pot.
• We recommend using a plant coaster to protect furniture from moisture.

Glass Pots without Drainage Holes

• Use filtered or distilled water to minimize mineral buildup.
• Avoid over-saturating the soil. Pour just enough water to moisten the soil, allowing it to dry before watering again.
• If you’ve poured too much water, drain the excess water from the top over a sink or tub.