A beautiful square Cube flowerpot in 3 dimensions

Modern plant pots are increasingly popular due to their unconventional shapes, vibrant colors, and design that was previously unavailable in such form as today.

We are pleased to present the collection of modern pots by Kama Flower, which offers products distinguished by exceptional quality and a wide range of shapes, sizes, and colors. The pots are made from durable and highly resistant materials, making them suitable for outdoor use as large garden planters or as excellent interior decorations.

These pots are the perfect addition to offices, homes, apartments, and gardens. They also work wonderfully as elements of small architecture on streets and in parks. Everyone will be captivated by their unique shape and refined beauty.

Plants can be planted directly in the pot or in an additional insert placed inside the pot. Inserts are available for all models of pots, and their size is more than sufficient for most plants. These inserts, along with the plant, can be easily removed from the pot—they are equipped with handles. This allows for very simple changes in composition and simplifies plant care tasks, such as repotting. Using inserts also ensures immediate replacement of a sick or dried plant with a new one, previously planted in a separate insert and cared for as a reserve. This is especially important in prominent locations where greenery should always be attractive.

Garden or terrace pots (except for the Parga model) can be purchased with wheels, which facilitate easy movement. In this case, plants should be planted in the insert to keep the pot's weight manageable. The wheels have non-marking tires and are installed in a special recess at the bottom of the pot—they are practically invisible.

Our pots are very lightweight yet extremely durable. Their light weight, combined with the ability to plant in inserts, allows them to be safely placed on balconies, rooftops, or terraces. They will delight residents and create an excellent atmosphere without risking overload of the surface.

RESISTANCE AND DURABILITY

These pots are made from glass-reinforced vinyl ester and polyester composites. This technology is used and proven in the production of marine yachts. We use the best materials from renowned manufacturers, guaranteeing their excellent quality. As a result, we can offer products at the highest global standards.

They can be used both indoors and outdoors. They are perfect as garden planters, terrace planters, interior planters, and as elements of small architecture on streets and in parks.

Resistant to water, high temperatures, and strong frost (if no water remains inside), sunlight, exhaust fumes, air pollution, and biological factors. They are also very durable and long-lasting. In this regard, they far surpass ceramic pots—they cannot be broken or chipped, unlike steel or wooden ones, which degrade over time. The surface of the pots is perfectly smooth and glossy, which greatly reduces dirt buildup.

GARDEN PLANTERS

When using garden planters, it is important to protect them from damage caused by freezing water inside. Water expands by about 10% when it freezes into ice—trapped in a closed space, it exerts enormous pressure on the walls. To prevent this, holes should be made in the bottom of the pot to allow excess water to escape. Three holes of 6 mm diameter drilled in the lowest part of the bottom in a ring shape are sufficient. For drilling composites, standard metal drills are used, and this can be done easily by yourself or ordered from us when purchasing the pots. If plants are planted in inserts, similar holes should also be made there. Soil should never be poured directly into the container but always on a drainage layer covered with geotextile. Gravel, expanded clay, or small stones can be used for drainage. This prevents the holes from clogging and allows excess water to drain freely.In cases where the planters are to remain outdoors during winter, some plant species are at risk of root ball freezing during severe frosts. In such cases, when planting the plant, an insulating layer should be placed inside the walls of the planter, made from materials such as polystyrene or bubble wrap. It should have a thickness of about 10 centimeters.

If the plants in the inserts are very developed, the planters may be knocked over by the wind. To prevent this, additional weight can be placed at the bottom inside the planter, such as stones, sandbags, etc.

It looks very nice if the soil in the planter is covered with a decorative layer of gravel, pebbles, or bark. For garden planters, this also limits weed growth and prevents the soil from drying out. When using inserts, the decorative layer will mask their edges, making them completely invisible.

LARGE PLANTERS

When choosing the type and size of planters, it is important to consider whether it will be possible to carry large planters—especially XL and XXL—to the planned location. Sometimes, door and window dimensions can be limiting.

Planters produced by KAMA flower are very lightweight yet extremely durable. This is due to the proper design, materials used, and technology. The weight of small-sized planters (S) ranges from 3 to 4 kg depending on shape, medium-sized (M) from 5 to 7 kg, large (L) from 7 to 9 kg, XL from 18 to 24 kg, and XXL from 26 to 34 kg. Such lightweight planters can be easily transported and placed anywhere. Even lifting them onto a roof or building terrace is not particularly difficult if they are too large to carry through the staircase.

Planters filled directly with soil without inserts can be very heavy. Soil density is approximately 1.5 kg/liter, so the weight of filled XXL planters can reach up to 1000–1500 kg. It is important to choose a suitable location for them, as moving them later can be very difficult. Also, check whether the terrace, veranda, or balcony can withstand such weight.

Planters (except for the Parga model) can be equipped with wheels upon request. The wheels are suitable for hard surfaces and greatly facilitate cleaning indoors. If this option is chosen, plants must be planted in the insert, not directly in the planter – as it will be too heavy.