Elevate your home with our selection of decorative indoor planters. Browse our full range below and discover the perfect design and colour for your inside space.
INDOOR PLANTERS, VASES AND DECORATIVE PLANT POTS
INDOOR PLANT POTS & PLANTERS FOR YOUR HOME
Bring the outdoors in with stylish indoor plant pots from Taylor Made Planters. Our collection features products in a variety of sizes and materials, making it easier for your plants to flourish in a host of environments. Looking to add some style to your lounge, kitchen or bedroom? You’ll find it within our selection of fibreglass planters and our range of fibrestone planters. Or why not try something different? Our brand new range of Terracotta Pots now suitable for indoor use without the need for unsightly saucers or Our exciting new Lechuza range includes self-watering indoor planters packed with colour and personality, giving you full control over the health and happiness of your houseplants. If you can’t find anything to suit your tastes, just let us know, and we’ll create a bespoke indoor plant pot tailored to your requirements. Contact the team today on sales@taylormadeplanters.co.uk
Our fibreglass, fibrestone, terracotta and Lechuza indoor planters give you everything you need to care for any indoor plant and will allow them to take centre stage wherever they’re displayed. Whether you need a new plant container for your home or you’re a business owner looking to add some greenery to your place of work, we guarantee we’ve got something for you. We also offer second to noon artificial planting on all our commercial projects, as well as weight-rated castors, so you’ll be spoilt for choice when placing your order. Inject some much-needed colour into your inside space by purchasing an indoor planter today. Want something for your garden? You can view our range of outdoor planters. Need any assistance with our planters? Give Taylor Made a call on 024 7746 3047
When choosing an indoor planter, it is important to consider the needs of the plants you want to grow inside your home. Different plants require different conditions in which to flourish and your choice of planter can have an impact on how successful this is. In terms of size, you should opt for smaller pots for succulents, cacti and those that are more drought-tolerant, whereas large indoor planters should be reserved for container gardens or taller plants. Material-wise, there are several options available, but the plastic Lechuza, fibrestone and fibreglass planters for sale at Taylor Made are lightweight, durable and guaranteed to hold moisture for longer.
Generally speaking, the answer is yes. Drainage holes allow excess water and fertiliser salts to drain from the soil and help keep a good airflow around the plant. If your planter doesn’t have a hole, it is very easy for your plant to become soggy and develop root rot, which can be fatal. In instances where indoor planters don’t come with holes or you don’t want to create one yourself, there are alternatives. These include adding a “drainage layer” from pebbles to draw excess water away from your plant’s roots or selecting a planter made from a porous material and housing this within an attractive pot with sufficient drainage capabilities.
Providing you proceed with caution there are many instances where you can move indoor plants outside. When the weather gets warmer, we recommend giving your plants a mix of indoor and outdoor time so that they can slowly adjust to their new environment. Failure to do this may send your plants into shock, undoing all of the time you’ve spent nurturing their growth. At most, we’d suggest keeping your indoor plants outside throughout the warmer weather, gradually increasing their exposure to direct sunlight over time. When temperatures start to drop, you should begin your houseplants’ gradual transition back indoors, giving them adequate time to adapt to their new surroundings.
As with everything related to plant care, the frequency at which you water your houseplants is entirely dependent on their individual needs. And whilst some need watering more than others, a good rule of thumb is to ensure that the soil is kept moist at all times without adding too much water to the pot. The condition of the soil is easier to regulate if your planter comes with a drainage hole, and you should take care to choose the correct pot size for your plant’s requirements as this may affect the amount of water it needs.
