Barnacle Water Jar Planter

No, this planter does not have a drainage hole. If you are planting directly into the jar, we recommend adding a layer of gravel or leca at the bottom to assist with drainage, or using a nursery pot insert that fits inside.

While the high-fired earthenware is durable, it is best to bring the planter indoors or store it in a sheltered area during freezing temperatures. Extreme freeze-thaw cycles can cause ceramic materials to crack over time.

The antiqued glaze is designed to develop a unique patina as it is exposed to the elements. You can expect the finish to soften and weather slightly, which enhances the maritime, lived-in aesthetic of the piece.

Yes, the high-fired earthenware construction provides a substantial weight, making it stable enough for most patio or garden environments. However, if you live in an area with exceptionally high winds, you may want to place it in a slightly protected corner.

Absolutely. While it is designed for outdoor use, its aesthetic works well in sunrooms or entryways. Just be sure to use a saucer or a waterproof liner underneath to protect your floors, as the pot does not have a drainage hole.