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Frequently asked questions
Do you have questions about Ecopots, our products or the way they are being made? We have tried to answer the most asked questions here. Unfortunately given the dynamics of it, it is in English only. Do you not find your question or answer here, please send it to us.
Frequently asked questions
Ecopots with water reservoir is for both indoor and outdoor use. They are designed with a reservoir at the bottom of the pot which is separated by a disk with holes that prevents the roots of the plants from stagnating in excess water. The roots will get the amount of water they need through capillary force.
Ecopots Indoor water system as the product name suggests, is for indoor use. With this system, the plug should not be removed unless in combination with a saucer. The plant gets its water through the wick which absorbs water from the spout.
Note that both systems can not be combined.
Yes, except for the mini Ecopots, most Ecopots come with plugs., so you can use them for both indoors and outdoors. We advice to remove the plug for both indoor use (with a saucer) and outdoor use to enable excess water to drain. By outdoor use the rubber plug should always be removed in winter to prevent damage by frost.
Ecopots are being sold world-wide in a wide range of countries. Many of the stores where Ecopots are being sold can be found on our store locator, but unfortunately not all. Also, more and more online stores, including our own online store, are selling Ecopots, so this may also be a good option. Can’t find a (online or physical) store near you? Drop us a message and we’ll see if we can help you!
Potting a plant has never been so easy! No nasty rims to scratch your hands or to make a mess out of this seemingly simple task (you know what we mean, potting soil all over the place…). However, before you start pouring the potting soil in, make sure you add a granulate (this can also be shards of for instance terra cotta pots) or hydro drains in the bottom (say approx. 1/3 of the pot). Oh, and if you’re planning on using the pot outdoors, don’t forget to remove the plug fist! When the granulate is in place pour in some potting soil, then place our plant, top it off with potting soil and firmly press. Add water and some sweet words to the plant and you’re done. Using the flower pot indoors? Don’t forget to use a saucer when your pot has a rubber plug in the bottom.
Ecopots are crafted from a high-quality recycled-based composite, using up to 80% recycled materials. By giving these materials a second life, we help reduce waste and make durable products that last. Beyond material choice, we focus on timeless design and natural colors—no fleeting trends—so your Ecopots remain beautiful for over 10 years. We believe the most sustainable products are the ones you don’t have to replace year after year due to wear or changing styles.
Yes. Ecopots are made from a high-quality recycled-based composite containing up to 80% recycled materials, one of the highest percentages in the market. Designed to last for many years, Ecopots have a lifespan of over 10 years, so recycling won’t be needed anytime soon. When they eventually reach the end of their life cycle, they are fully recyclable and can be given a new purpose once again.
Ecopots are designed for long-term use and made from a high-quality recycled-based composite, not conventional plastic. This carefully developed material combines natural minerals with recycled components, resulting in a pot that closely resembles concrete or natural stone while remaining lightweight, strong, and frost-resistant. Each Ecopots item is hand-finished, giving it a distinctive look and a premium feel. Unlike mass-produced, low-cost pots, Ecopots focus on durability, repairability, and timeless design. This commitment to quality, sustainability, and performance is what sets Ecopots apart and explains the difference in price.
If you send your question to support@ecopots.eu we will usually respond as soon as possible, but at maximum within 48 hours (weekdays).
