Nax Pot

The Nax Pot is designed as a cachepot, meaning it works best when you keep your plant in its original nursery liner and simply set it inside. If you prefer to plant directly into the pot, add a layer of expanded clay pebbles or gravel at the bottom to create a reservoir for excess water, though you must be careful not to overwater.

Fiberstone offers the look and feel of heavy stone but is significantly lighter, making it easier to move. While it is durable enough for outdoor use, if you live in a particularly windy area, we recommend adding a few heavy stones or a layer of gravel at the base to provide extra stability.

Yes, the Nax Pot is weather-resistant and suitable for both environments. Its matte black finish and modern silhouette are designed to transition seamlessly from a living room corner to a patio or entryway.

With an opening diameter of 9.6 inches and a total height of 27.6 inches, this pot is ideal for tall, statement plants like a Fiddle Leaf Fig, Sansevieria, or a slender Dracaena. The tall profile is specifically meant to elevate plants that need a bit of vertical presence.

To keep the finish looking fresh, simply wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can scratch or dull the matte surface over time.