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How to choose the right ceramic pot for each type of indoor and outdoor plants – Viet Thanh Ceramic

Ceramic pots are a popular choice for potting plants because they have good characteristics for plants such as water absorption, breathability, durability, and weather resistance. But not every plant can live in the same type of ceramic pot. So let’s find out with Viet Thanh Ceramics how to choose the right ceramic pot for each type of ornamental plant through the article below:

1. The importance of choosing the right ceramic pot for each plant

Choosing the right pot for each plant offers many important benefits, including:

Meet the needs of the plant: Each plant has different requirements for space, moisture, drainage, and root system. Choosing the right ceramic pot helps to meet these requirements, creating the best environment for the growth and health of the plant.

Supporting drainage: The pot has good drainage, which helps prevent the plant from being flooded and the root system from rotting. This is especially important to avoid clogging and rotting of the root system.

Keeping plants moisturized: Ceramic pots have better absorption and moisture retention than other materials such as plastic. This helps to maintain the necessary moisture for the root system and reduces the risk of the plant becoming dry.

Protect the root system from high temperatures: Light-colored pots have the ability to reflect sunlight and reduce the surface temperature of the pot. This helps protect the root system from extreme temperatures and keeps the plant cooler in hot environments.

Create decorative accents: Pots come in a variety of colors, textures, and shapes, helping to create a decorative accent for the space. Choosing a ceramic pot that is suitable for the décor and the type of plant will create a harmonious and attractive whole.

Choosing the right ceramic pot for your plant has many benefits.

2. How to choose the right ceramic pot for each type of ornamental plant

2.1. Dimensions

Pot size is an important factor when choosing a pot to grow a plant. Here are some guidelines for choosing the right ceramic pot size for your plants:

Small plants: If the tree is small in size, such as a grass tree, bonsai tree, or tree with a height of less than 30cm, a pot with a diameter of 10-15cm is suitable. This ensures that the roots have enough space to grow and absorb nutrients.

Medium plants: For medium-sized plants, such as leafy plants, flowering plants, or plants with a height of 30-60cm, pots with a diameter of 15-30cm are good choices. A larger pot will provide space for the root system to grow and keep the plant balanced.

Large plants: If the plants are large in size, such as trees, interior decoration plants, or plants with a height of more than 60cm, pots with a

Choose a pot that fits the size of the plant.

In addition, it should be noted that the depth of the pot is also important. If the plant has a deep root system, choose a pot with the corresponding depth to ensure that the root system has enough space to grow.

2.2 Shape of the pot

Ceramic pots can come in various shapes such as round, square, rectangular, oval,… The shape of the pot should match the style and size of the plant. If the plant has a tall and upright shape, a cylindrical pot or a rectangular pot may be more suitable. If the plant has a wide and crawling shape, a round pot or oval pot may be better. Plants with large stems usually fit in rectangular pots, while plants with slender stems will fit in oval pots.

2.3. Color

The color of the ceramic pot can create a highlight and be compatible with the plant, creating a harmonious decorative whole. Here are some guidelines for choosing ceramic pots by color:

Neutral color: Choose a white, gray, light brown, or earthy ceramic pot to create an elegant foundation and contrast with the color of the plant. Neutral colors are often suitable for a variety of plants and decorative spaces.

Contrasting colors: Choose ceramic pots with colors that contrast with the color of the plant’s leaves to create accents. This will create energy and attract attention dynamically. For example, the dominant colors are green and white of juniper that are best suited to red clay ceramic pots.

Similar colors: Choosing ceramic pots that are similar in color or similar to the color of the plant’s leaves will create a quieter, calmer composition. For example, a pine tree with gray bark will be well suited to a gray pot.

Colors that contrast with the environment: If you want your plants and ceramic pots to stand out in the space, choose pots with colors that contrast with your surroundings. For example, if the décor space has a

white wall background, choose red or green ceramic pots to create a contrast.

Choose a pot that matches the color of the plant

2.4. Pattern

The pattern on the ceramic pot can create a highlight and bring interest to the planting space. Here are some guidelines for choosing ceramic pots according to patterns:

Simple patterns: Choose ceramic pots with simple patterns such as lines, polka dots, or simple patterns that add sophistication and elegance to the pot and do not detract from the prominence of the plant.

Geometric patterns: Choose ceramic pots with geometric patterns such as triangles, squares, or rectangles to create modernity and structure for pots, creating a unique accent for the planting space.

Natural patterns: Choose ceramic pots with patterns related to nature such as flowers, leaves, twigs, or animals to create closeness and naturalness to the pot, feeling cool and friendly.

Traditional patterns: Choose pottery pots with traditional patterns such as Indochinese patterns, Chinese patterns, or local patterns that create a connection with local culture and traditions, bringing antiquity and rustic to the pots.

Some pots with floral patterns of Viet Thanh Ceramic

3. Conclusion

In conclusion, choosing the right ceramic pot for each type of plant is very important to ensure the growth and health of the plant. Consider the size, shape, material, color and style of the pot to meet the specific requirements of the plant and the decorative space.

4. Viet Thanh Ceramic Corporation

Viet Thanh Ceramics Joint Stock Company (VICERCO) is a prestigious and successful enterprise established in 1982. The company specializes in the direct production and export of all kinds of ceramic and handicraft products with high quality.

With more than 40 years of experience in the ceramic industry, Viet Thanh has affirmed its position as one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of ceramic products in Vietnam. The company’s products are exported to many markets around the world and are highly valued for their quality as well as aesthetics.

Viet Thanh not only produces traditional ceramic products but also focuses on innovation and creativity. The company is constantly researching and developing new designs to meet the diverse needs of domestic and foreign customers. With a team of skilled workers, modern technology and a consistent commitment to quality, Viet Thanh is proud to be one of the leading ceramic enterprises in Vietnam.

If you are interested, for more information, please contact the company via the contact information below:

Phuc Nguyen – General Manager – phucnguyen@vicerco.vn

Tel: (+84) 251 395 4312 – Hotline: (+84) 914 292 636

Tien Nguyen – Sale Executive – sale01.pottery@vicerco.vn

Hien Nguyen – Production Manager – hiennguyen@vicerco.vn

Tien Nguyen – Sale Executive – sale01.pottery@vicerco.vn

Trang Le – Sale Executive – trangle@vicerco.vn

The above is information about the address of Bien Hoa ceramic pot production. If possible, please register to visit the Viet Thanh ceramic pot factory to witness the ceramic making process and choose your favorite product!

 

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