The planters from the Cortensteel collection are made of Corten steel, a metal alloy known for its warm, orange-brown hue. This distinctive colour is created during the rusting process: the planters first have a grey colour and, depending on the weather and location, will rust within a few months. This makes each planter unique.

These planters are delivered while in the rusting process and are therefore (partially) rusted. The rusting process can be accelerated by wetting the planter daily with a plant spray. In the first few months, it can give off rust on the tiles. Flush this away daily, or temporarily place the planter on another surface for the first period.

The planters from the Cortensteel collection are made of Corten steel, a metal alloy known for its warm, orange-brown hue. This distinctive colour is created during the rusting process: the planters first have a grey colour and, depending on the weather and location, will rust within a few months. This makes each planter unique.

These planters are delivered while in the rusting process and are therefore (partially) rusted. The rusting process can be accelerated by wetting the planter daily with a plant spray. In the first few months, it can give off rust on the tiles. Flush this away daily, or temporarily place the planter on another surface for the first period.

This plant display is made up with a pot plant and is filled with our Peat Free substrate and equipped with a drainage hole. No peat is used in the Peat free potting soil developed by us. Due to the addition of broken hydro granules, this substrate still has sufficient water-absorbing capacity.

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