We asked gardening pros to share which plants you should never plant in a terracotta pot and here's what they said.

If you're a succulent lover and want to create a unique display, you might want to use this simple DIY to make a conversation-worthy feature for your yard.

Choosing the right pot is essential for providing your plants with the best growing conditions. Terracotta pots, often a gardener's go-to, have a porous, breathable, alkaline material that ...

Terracotta pots are perfect for succulents, cacti, and other desert plants. These porous pots may create the perfect drainage and growing environment, but they also break easily.

It's great for succulents and plants that droop down, giving the illusion of hair. It comes in gold, concrete, and black. ... Terracotta Plant Pots With Line Pattern Design.

The beauty of succulents is that just when you think you've planted them every which way possible, a new way to watch them grow comes along. While bust planters aren't necessarily a new idea ...

Nestled pots take agave and succulents to new heights. Published: Sep. 19, 2019, ... I then broke up an old terracotta pot and wedged pieces in a radiating pattern into the soil of the larger pot.

When you don't pre-soak terra cotta pots, the plant will dry out faster. ... “Also, they’re great for plants that really don’t like to stay wet very long, like succulents and cacti.

For a more classic planter result, opt for green succulents or colorful flowers, and for a spine-chilling All Hallows' Eve-themed DIY, go all-in with a black or deep purple floral arrangement.

Many succulents can be found in local landscapes such as agave, yucca, bulbine, baby sunrose, etc. Succulent plants also make great container plants. Clay, or terra cotta, containers are wonderful ...