cylinder terracotta plant pots Terra Cotta Planters, Cylinders, Short (Four Sizes) – Little Baja Home & Garden Decor

cylinder terracotta plant pots Terra Cotta Planters, Cylinders, Short (Four Sizes) – Little Baja Home & Garden DecorThe Short Cylinder is a Top Seller. Cylinder shaped terra cotta planters have a modern design appeal by shape yet offer an organic charm of the terra cotta clay. Cute, simple, and plain. The cylindrical shape allows for more root space than you get from your traditional tapered pots. 7" Cylinder, Short: Just a cute little baby cylinder pot!" This pot measures 7" across the top and stands 6" tall. Weight: 7 Lbs. 7" Saucer and a 5" Surface Saver Ring.

The Short Cylinder is a Top-Seller. Cylinder-shaped terra cotta planters have a modern design appeal by shape yet offer an organic charm of the terra cotta clay. Cute, simple, and plain. The cylindrical shape allows for more root space than you get from your traditional tapered pots. 

7" Cylinder, Short: Just a cute little baby cylinder pot!" This pot measures 7" across the top and stands 6" tall. Weight: 7 Lbs. 7" Saucer and a 5" Surface Saver Ring.

10" Cylinder, Short: This pot is one of the smallest in the cylinder gang but this rebel rules in Terra-Cotta Land. Inside measures 8.25". It pairs well with the 11" Saucer and use a 5" SurfaceSAVER Rings.

13" Cylinder, Short: Another top seller. Use a 14" Saucer and a 10" Surface SAVER Ring.

16" Cylinder, Short: 16" Saucer and a 14" Surface Saver Ring. (Local Pickup Only)

Is this going indoors? You'll likely need a saucer and something to elevate your planter and saucer off the floor. You need airflow between the saucer and the flooring to prevent any damage. You can choose to use a plastic SurfaceSAVER Ring or a Set of Pot Feet.

Saucers are for indoor use. If Saucers are used outdoors, make sure to bring them inside or flip them upside down before freezing weather so they do not fill with water and freeze. Water expands when frozen and can break an engine block if it can build up pressure. 

Do these pots have a drainage hole? Yes

Do these need to be Sealed? No, unless you want to. Learn more about our Sealer here.

Does it need to be raised? It's a good idea to elevate your planter unless sitting on rocks or a slightly uneven surface that allows for drainage. You can use Pot Feet or use a SurfaceSAVER Rings to elevate your planter for proper drainage and to prevent any damage to your deck, floors, or patio.

To reduce waste, we often use reclaimed packing material and boxes. Thank you for understanding.