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Pot & Saucer Sets

Plant pots and saucers sold the sensible way - together, matched and sized to fit, so your windowsills and floors stay dry.

Three matched sets here. Any pot in the full range can be paired with a saucer, and do pots need drainage holes covers when it actually matters.

The Fluted Forest Pot with Saucer
£9.99£13.99
Breathe-Easy Orchid Pots, Five Pack
£15.99£21.99
The Bonsai Pot and Saucer Set
£9.99£13.99

Do plant pots need saucers?

Any pot with drainage holes needs a saucer indoors, or water will mark the surface beneath it. Buy them as a matched set so the saucer actually fits the base. Empty the saucer after watering rather than letting the pot stand in it, because sitting water is what rots roots.

  • Drainage holes indoors always need a saucer
  • Matched sets guarantee the saucer fits the base
  • Empty the saucer after watering
  • Deep saucers suit thirsty plants and hot rooms

About our pot & saucer sets

A pot with a drainage hole and no saucer is a puddle with a schedule. Plant pots and saucers belong together, which is why this collection sells them that way - matched sets where the saucer actually fits, in the same glaze, the same clay, the same finish. It sounds obvious; anyone who has hunted for saucers for plant pots after the fact, third-guessing diameters, knows it is not. Sets here run from small windowsill pairs for herbs and cuttings up to deep-dished sets for large floor-standing plants, in glazed ceramic, classic terracotta and practical plastic. The saucer does more than catch drips: it lets you water generously from below, protects wooden sills and floorboards, and gives thirsty plants a reserve to draw up over an afternoon. Plant pots with saucers included cost less as a set than as separates too. Free UK delivery over £20, money-back guarantee on every set.

Pot & Saucer Sets - FAQs

How big should a saucer be for my pot?

As wide as the pot's rim or slightly wider - a 20cm pot wants a 20 to 22cm saucer. Every set here is matched already, which is rather the point.

Can I water plants from the saucer?

Yes - bottom watering is excellent for most houseplants. Fill the saucer, give the plant twenty minutes to drink, then tip away whatever is left.

Will a terracotta saucer protect a wooden windowsill?

Not entirely - unglazed terracotta is porous and can wick moisture through. Use a glazed set over timber, or slip a cork mat underneath a terracotta one.

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