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The ribbed bordeaux pot is a stylish flower pot that instantly brightens up any room.
The ribbed pattern gives a modern touch and the deep red color suits both green plants and colorful flowers.
The matte finish gives it a luxurious look, while remaining affordably priced for beginner plant lovers.
Whether you're showcasing a striking Monstera deliciosa or placing a subtle ZZ Plant in the corner, this pot will always take center stage.
It is part of our carefully composed collection of pots for houseplants , where quality and design come together.
At 15cm in diameter, it’s large enough for most standard houseplants without becoming overwhelming in smaller spaces.
How to care for a ribbed Bordeaux pot
Watering with the Bordeaux ribbed pot
The Bordeaux ribbed pot has a discreet drainage hole at the bottom, allowing excess water to drain away easily.
Immediately place a saucer or use a plant life support to protect your furniture from water stains.
Only water when the potting soil has dried out slightly to prevent root rot and keep your plant growing healthily.
Light for the Pot bordeaux ribbed
Although the color of the pot itself will not fade in indirect sunlight, it will highlight the leaf color of your plants best in bright daylight.
Place the pot on a bright windowsill or near an east- or west-facing window so that your plants get enough light.
Avoid bright midday sun directly on the pot, as this can cause temperature fluctuations that can damage roots.
Common problems with ribbed Bordeaux pot
Yellow leaves
Yellow leaves can be caused by insufficient drainage or insufficient watering.
Check that excess water drains properly through the opening at the bottom of the Bordeaux ribbed pot.
If necessary, use hydro grains or perlite in your potting soil for better aeration.
Plant leaking water
If water drips down the side of your pot, it could mean the potting soil is getting soaked too quickly.
Mix your potting soil with extra coarse perlite or choose a more airy substrate from our potting soil and accessories category.
This way the moisture balance remains optimal and you keep the coaster dry.
Plagues
Sometimes mosquitoes or spider mites are attracted to stagnant water or organic material in the soil.
Place sticky traps against fungus gnats around your ribbed Bordeaux pot to combat pests early.
Regular dusting with a microfiber dusting glove keeps aphids and mites at bay.
Roots come at the bottom
If roots grow out of the drainage hole, your plant is pot-bound and needs more space.
Repot into a larger variety, for example our Potted Beige Star Flower or a Potted Yellow Gloss Premium .
This gives the roots the opportunity to develop further without being stifled in the current pot.
Brown edges on leaves
Brown edges often indicate irregular watering or low humidity.
Make sure you keep the potting soil evenly moist and try to increase the humidity with a plant sprayer .
Placing it near other plants such as the Aglaonema Silver Bay will help keep humidity levels stable.
Various species from the pot family
Order your ribbed Bordeaux pot today and give your plants a stylish home. Combine it with one of our top plants, such as Ficus lyrata or Monstera minima , for a complete look.
