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The terracotta pot is a classic flower pot, but very trendy at the same time. The natural and Mediterranean look fits in almost any interior. In addition, it’s cheap. What’s not to like? Because the terracotta pot could get a little more appreciation, we share 5 facts in this article – that you probably didn’t know yet.
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5 things you didn’t know about the classic terracotta pot<\/h2>\n

1. A terracotta pot prevents the plant from drowning<\/h3>\n

A terracotta pot has a drainage hole at the bottom as standard. This allows excess water to drain away, so that your plant will never be left standing in water. And that prevents root rot. It is important that the pot is placed on the accompanying saucer, because it collects the water.<\/p>\n

Also read: The importance of the plastic nursery pot of a houseplant<\/a><\/h4>\n

2. It absorbs water<\/h3>\n

Terracotta pots are made of a very dry type of earthenware. So when you buy a new terracotta pot, you should always place it in water for a while first. You’ll see: it will absorb all the water! If you don’t do this, the pot will absorb all the water intended for the plant. Water that the plant needs too!<\/p>\n

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