6x 25cm 10 Inch Pots

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Often spacing is included on plant tags. This spacing refers to the preferred spacing for in-ground plantings. However, you can use the spacing information as one way of estimating final size and vigor. Plants that have a smaller spacing recommendation are generally going to be smaller and less vigorous. Those with a larger spacing recommendation are generally going to be larger and more vigorous plants. You can use that information to help determine the number of plants to include in your planters.Bijou 4 Inch Ceramic planter for Succulents 4.5" Flower Pot Planter with Drainage and Attached Saucer Geometric Pot | Various Colours | Organic Planter | Marble-like Pot | Succulent Planters | Pots for Plants | 3d Printed

This is one article in a series of four on container garden design. You can access the other three articles here:Now that you've determined how many plants to use in your container, it is time to start placing them in the planter. It is always best to leave some space between the top of the soil and the edge of the pot. In small containers half an inch is good, but for larger containers you should leave an inch or maybe even two inches of space. This is called headspace and it helps to keep the soil from washing out of the container and it also channels the water into the container. Without headspace, the water would simply run off of the container. Multicolor Honeycomb Hexagon Planter with Drainage | Modern 3D printed Indoor Small Pot with Drip Tray