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Low Bowl - S

Exclusively made for Soilboy by Gaonyou Ceramics, the Low Bowl is handcrafted from stoneware clay with a wide, rounded form that provides ample room for bonsai and landscape-style arrangements. Complete with a drainage hole, it is designed for everyday planting.

Soilboy handmade pots are crafted in South Korea.

color: Cream
color: Cream

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Low Bowl - S

Exclusively made for Soilboy by Gaonyou Ceramics, the Low Bowl is handcrafted from stoneware clay with a wide, rounded form that provides ample room for bonsai and landscape-style arrangements. Complete with a drainage hole, it is designed for everyday planting.

Soilboy handmade pots are crafted in South Korea.

Size

Small

Extra Small

Small

Colour

Select Colour

color: Cream
color: Cream

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Size Guide

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Mini

Fits the palm of your hand

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Extra Small

Around the size of a large mug

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Small

Around the size of a 500ml bottle

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Medium

Around the size of a 1.5L bottle

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Large

Around the size of a side table


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Extra Large

Around the height of an adult

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Extra Extra Large

Much taller than an adult

Illustrations above are estimations. Actual plant sizes might vary.

color: Cream

Low Bowl - S

S$79.00
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Details
Minor variations in size, shape and finish are natural characteristics of handmade ceramics and are not considered defects.
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Dimensions (Ø x H)
14cm x 7cm
Material
Handmade ceramic from South Korea
Drainage
Drainage hole at the base to release excess water
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Maintenance
Avoid leaving your pot sitting in a pool of water for extended periods, as prolonged contact with moisture may cause staining. After watering your plants, allow excess water to drain away before placing the pot back in its saucer or usual spot.
Staining
As each ceramic pot is handmade, some staining may naturally develop over time with prolong regular use. This gradual ageing adds character to the pot and is part of its charm. With proper care and maintenance, staining can be kept to a minimum.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals
Avoid using isopropyl alcohol, bleach or other harsh cleaning chemicals, as these may damage or affect the pot's surface finish.
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When do I know if I can repot my plant?

Your plant will give you a few clear signs! Look out for roots growing out from the drainage hole, soil has sinked considerably and an increase in frequency of watering. As a general rule, most plants love a slightly bigger home every 1 or 2 years.

Should I trim my plant?

Yes, absolutely! Trimming/pruning is like giving a fresh haircut to your plant. It encourages the plant to grow back fuller and helps to neaten up the plant.

Always snip off any leaves that have completely turned yellow, brown, or crispy. These won't turn green again, and removing them signals the plant to redirect its energy into growing shiny new leaves instead.

Do I need to fertilise my plant regularly?

Not necessarily! Fertilisers are more of a vitamin boost rather than actual food (plants make their own food using sunlight!). But if you want to accelerate its growth and see bigger, lusher leaves, a little fertiliser can definitely give it that extra push. Otherwise, your plant can and will do perfectly fine without it.

Never fertilise a plant that is undergoing stress, wilting, or root rot. Fertiliser is meant to boost a healthy plant, not rescue a sick one!

How often should I water my plant?

Watering frequency varies depending on the plant, potting mix, and lighting environment. We recommend checking the soil moisture with a chopstick before watering or refer to the plant’s care guide on our website!

Can I overwater my plant?

Yes, it’s possible. Overwatering is one of the most common causes of unhealthy plants. Always allow the potting mix to reach the recommended moisture level before the next watering cycle.

My plant dropped a few leaves. Is this normal?

Yes. It's common for plants to experience minor leaf drop after transport or when adjusting to its new environment. Given time and proper care, most plants will recover and begin producing new growth.

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