Round wood-like flower pot with trunk holder / Stand for woody plants, mini trees - Brown Flower pot / stand specification: Diameter: 22-29.5cm Height: 25.5 cm Trunk width: 9 cm Maximum plant height: 2.5 m Capacity: 11l Watering capacity Material: plastic / plastic A flower pot with a trunk holder is a solid and reliable product that is ideal for stable planting of trees up to 2.5 meters high. Thanks to its robust construction and high stability, it guarantees safety and aesthetics. Made of high-quality plastic, it provides not only an aesthetic appearance, but above all safety and stability Application: indoor exterior Additional information: Has no holes in the bottom Does not have an internal insert Has a removable trunk holder We can place it: on the terrace, on the balcony, in the garden, on the patio, in passages, in galleries, squares Suggestions of plants that you can keep in this pot! 1. Conifers (e.g. firs, pines, spruces) - Typical Christmas trees can be presented as decorative trees for the garden, perfect for the winter months. Juniper (Juniperus): This is a small, evergreen tree that goes great in pots. Some varieties, such as Juniperus procumbens or Juniperus horizontalis, have a creeping form, making them great for growing in containers. Mountain pine (Pinus mugo): It is a small pine tree, ideal for planting in pots. It can be formed into bonsai, which gives a very attractive effect. White spruce (Picea glauca): Low spruce varieties also grow well in containers and are great for rock gardens. 2. Cypresses - Low conifers that also require stability in the ground and can be an attractive ornament in both gardens and homes. 3. Mini fruit trees - Trees such as miniature apple trees, plum trees or pear trees that can be planted in pots and would require solid support. Citrus (Citrus spp.): Lemons, oranges or tangerines can be grown in a pot and moved to the right places depending on the season. In the warmer months, they can be kept on the terrace, in winter indoors. Dwarf peach (Prunus persica): Miniature peach trees also have their place in pots. They produce tasty fruits, and their flowers are beautiful. Ornamental cherry (Prunus avium): It can grow in containers, although it is not a typical houseplant. 4. Woody plants in pots - Plants such as olives, laurels or coffee trees can also be an interesting group to present in the context of your stand. Advantages: Sturdy and durable 2-in-1 stand and planter Holds the tree stably Two sturdy handles Easy watering Functional Wood texture that fits into any interior Care recommendations: The right planter : Make sure the pot is not too small. Soil selection: Always choose the right soil mix for the plant – for example, acidic soil for azaleas and alkaline soil for conifers. Moving plants: If you plan to move the plant to another location, check that it is stable, especially on windy days, to avoid tipping the plant over. Irrigation : Potted plants need more frequent watering than those planted in the ground, as the soil in the pot dries out quickly. Frost protection: In winter, if you keep your plants outside, make sure they are properly protected from the cold, e.g. by wrapping the pot in an insulating mat or moving them to a cool room. Keeping plants in pots is a convenient way to enjoy the beauty of plants that you can easily move, and it's also a great opportunity to experiment with different garden styles!