Keeping home environments in order and furnishing them with care is a duty that no one can escape, as the house reflects the character of everyone and needs to be enhanced in all its parts. In this regard, to customize your indoor and outdoor environments, you can think of a plant pot, which in addition to being very comfortable and functional, manages to have a decorative function and to make the house elegant, enhancing it in every part. The house needs to have a space dedicated to flowers and plants and, therefore, it is advisable to choose the plant pot that best suits your tastes and the architectural style of the house.

There are many models available on the market regarding the choice of a plant pot, in order to allow everyone to select the pot that best suits their needs; they exist of all sizes, to accommodate small and medium plants, but also very large ones. There are also many materials used to create a plant pot, such as PVC, terracotta, wood, concrete and natural stones, to satisfy the needs of each person.

PVC is one of the most used materials to make a pot for plants, since it is a very resistant material suitable both inside and outside the home, in fact it is able to withstand the attacks of atmospheric agents and is immune to humidity, in fact hydrophobic; moreover it does not fear any type of acid and also fireproof. The PVC used to build a very insulating pot for plants and allows the soil of the plant to always maintain the same temperature even in the case of strong thermal excursions; despite it is a proceeds of oil, the non-polluting PVC, as it is recycled one hundred percent, in order to be reused for the construction of new objects. PVC has a strength and solidity that are unknown to other materials and, moreover, it does not need excessive maintenance, as it can also be cleaned with the help of a damp cloth.

Terracotta is certainly the most used material for the creation of a plant pot, as it is a completely natural material and is not perceived as a foreign body by the plant; moreover, being natural, it does not harm the environment, because it can be disposed of without causing damage. The porosity of the terracotta allows the plant pot to let the soil transpire and absorb any excess water; above all, the reddish color of this material allows it to adapt to any type of furniture and architectural style, in order to satisfy everyone’s needs. If the plant has been watered excessively, the terracotta plant pot sounds an alarm bell, i.e. it has a moist green layer on the surface that must be washed off promptly.

Wood is also widely used for the construction of a generic plant pot, since its naturalness allows it to blend in with the environment in which it is inserted; the wood used to build a plant pot called solid, which represents that wood taken directly from the trunk of the trees, to give the pot greater solidity, strength and durability over time. Thanks to its ductility, the wooden plant pot can be decorated with inlays and motifs of various kinds, in order to better enhance the home environment and, moreover, being a material rich in shades, it allows you to change color easily. Wood is a 100% eco-sustainable material, in fact at the end of its life cycle, the plant pot can be biologically degraded without causing any damage to the surrounding environment.

Concrete is one of the most common materials in green spaces, as a concrete plant pot with excellent resistance, in fact a very robust material that does not fear attacks from atmospheric agents; cement is usually used to create a kind of plant pot to be used in public places, as it is resistant to shocks and any type of damage. You can choose whether, for the plant pot, to keep the gray color of the concrete, or to decorate it with various materials.

A plant pot lined with natural stones is the best for a garden, as natural stones can give the house a great elegance and enhance its aesthetic appearance. Among the natural stones most used to cover a plant pot, porphyry stands out, which hardly stains and is also very resistant to bad weather, but also slate which, with its particular color tending to black, is able to give a touch of originality to the garden of each house.