Ratolla balcony pot box with ISR700P stand with metal handles - Anthracite The set includes: ✅ Ratolla balcony box ISR700P x1 ✅ Integrated snap fixing pot stand x1 ✅ Agrohang balcony handle x2 Application: indoor outdoor We can place them: ☑️ in the house ☑️ spacious interior ☑️ on the ☑️ terrace on the ☑️ balcony in the garden Flower pot specification: ✔️ length - 69 cm ✔️ width - 17 cm ✔️ height - 15 cm ✔️ capacity - 11 l ✔️ material - plastic An elongated balcony pot with a texture faithfully imitating a braid made of natural rattan, allows you to create beautiful unique interiors and arrange the space around the house without restrictions. Thanks to its classic, clean form, it is suitable for all rooms, reconciling different styles and tastes. Its functionality is expressed primarily in the comfort of use, regardless of the weather. The Agrohang balcony handle with its simple, universal form is inconspicuous and therefore fits perfectly into any arrangement. It is very sturdy, and the practical, easy-to-hang hooks allow you to place it anywhere. Specification: width - 23cm height - 21cm Maximum load of a single handle: 10 kg The handle fits railings up to 6cm wide. Selection of the number of holders for pots with a length of [L]: L= 40 ÷ 70 cm - 2 pcs. L= 80 ÷ 100 cm - 4 pcs. Suggestions for flowers that can be planted in balcony/terrace pots Geraniums (Geranium) – One of the most popular balcony plants. It is worth knowing that geraniums are native to South Africa, and their flowers attract bees and butterflies. They are also drought tolerant, making them ideal for growing in containers. Surfinie – These flowers are known for their beautiful, hanging inflorescences. They are annual plants that work great on balconies, as they produce abundant flowers in different colors (white, pink, purple). Perfect for hanging pots. Lobelia – Lobelia is a small plant with small, blue or purple flowers. It grows quickly, grows wonderfully and is a sun-resistant plant, which makes it ideal for balconies. Begonias – These plants are excellent for semi-shaded balconies. Their flowers come in many colors – from white, through pink, to orange, which adds colors to the space. Ornamental grasses – Grasses such as weedgrass, pampas grass or miscanthus are a great choice for terrace pots. They are perfect for creating effective arrangements. In addition, ornamental grasses are very easy to care for and tolerate drought well. Tips for growing flowers in pots: Choosing the right pots: Balcony and terrace pots should have drainage holes that prevent the plants from flooding. If your pots don't have them, it's a good idea to tell your customers to put a layer of gravel or pebbles on the bottom of the pot, which will allow for better water drainage. Soil: The soil in the pots should be well-drained so that the roots do not rot from excess moisture. It is worth using soil designed specifically for balcony plants or universal soil with the addition of perlite. Irrigation: In summer, when temperatures are high, potted plants dry out faster. Regular watering is key, especially on hot days. You can recommend your customers to use drip irrigation systems. Pruning: Pruning blooming flowers regularly not only improves the appearance of the plants, but also stimulates their further growth and abundant flowering. Plant Compositions: Customers can create a variety of compositions by combining plants with different flower shapes and colors. A good solution is to combine hanging plants (e.g. surfinia) with ascending plants (e.g. geraniums or lobelias). Attractive accents: Flower pots can become a real decoration of a balcony or terrace. It is worth advising customers to choose pots in different colors and shapes, as well as to experiment with layouts, creating multi-level arrangements with hanging pots.