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With the Brown Pot with Stripes, you'll bring a stylish and sturdy ceramic pot into your home that perfectly complements any houseplant. The warm brown hues with subtle stripes create a timeless look and effortlessly complement a variety of interior styles. Thanks to the durable material, you'll enjoy years of low-maintenance pots that won't fade or leak water. Discover our other houseplant pots for even more variety in shapes and colors.
How to care for a Brown pot with stripes
Watering the Brown Pot with Stripes
The brown pot with stripes has a convenient drainage hole that allows excess water to drain easily. Always place a saucer underneath to prevent moisture from getting on your furniture. Water your plant when the top layer of the potting soil feels slightly dry, and always consider the specific needs of your plant species. Want to ensure good drainage? Then consider our hydro grains or perlite as a drainage base.
Light for the Brown pot with stripes
The neutral color of the Brown pot with stripes emphasizes both bright and diffused light, making it suitable for a variety of plants. Place it near a bright window for succulents or curly Calatheas, or choose a spot with indirect sunlight for delicate varieties. The matte finish subtly reflects the light, creating a calming atmosphere. Pair your pot with a Musa tropicana or Aglaonema silver bay for a captivating contrast between foliage and pot.
Common problems with the Brown pot with streaks
Yellow leaves
Yellow leaves often mean your plant is getting too much or too little water. First, check the potting soil in your brown pot with stripes and adjust your watering frequency. Occasionally, you can replace the top layer of compost or fertilize according to the instructions in our potting soil for Aroides .
Pot leaks water
If water leaks around the rim of the pot, the pot may not be watertight or the saucer is too full. Make sure the drainage hole remains clear of roots and debris. Consider using a coaster with a rim or adding extra hydroponic clay for better drainage.
Unwanted critters
Spider mites and whiteflies sometimes nest in the dampest corners of pots. Inspect your plant regularly and spray it with jungle mist at the first sign of pests. Sticky strips like our fungus gnat sticky traps also help catch flies.
Roots grow from the bottom
When roots emerge from the drainage holes, your plant is ready for repotting. Consider moving it to a slightly larger pot, such as the Off-White Premium or the Glossy Yellow Premium . When repotting, use an airy potting mix such as our Alocasia potting soil .
Brown edges on the leaves
Brown edges can indicate low humidity or too much direct sunlight. Create a microclimate by regularly misting your pot with a plant sprayer and avoid the hottest midday sun. For plants that prefer humidity, you could also try an Asplenium parvati in addition to the Brown pot with stripes.
Is the Brown Pot with Stripes poisonous?
The pot itself is completely harmless and made of high-quality ceramic without heavy metals or toxic glazes. So you can use it with confidence for all your plants, including the non-toxic varieties from our collection of non-toxic houseplants . If you have pets, be especially mindful of the type of plant you put in the pot.
Different types of ceramic pots
In addition to the Brown pot with stripes, also discover these stylish variants:
You'll find this collection in our flowerpots category . Choose the pot that best suits your plants and interior, and combine them for a unique green look!
