Quick answer
Choose PLANT POT 191 for cacti, succulents, or herbs that need fast drainage in a low, minimalist profile. Choose PLANT POT 211 when you want to raise a plant on a stand for extra height and a more sculptural look.
Why the 135mm width is only half the story
Both pots share the same 135mm (5.4in) diameter, so they fit the same shelf or windowsill footprint. The real difference is height and what comes with each pot. PLANT POT 191 is 105mm (4.2in) tall and includes a saucer, while PLANT POT 211 is 4.8in tall and comes with a raised stand. That extra height changes how a plant sits in the room and how often you need to move it to water.
Drainage and watering routine
Both pots have a drainage hole, but only PLANT POT 191 ships with a saucer. If you plan to water indoors without moving the pot, the included saucer on 191 is a practical advantage. PLANT POT 211 also has a drainage hole, but you will need a separate saucer if you want to water in place. The raised stand on 211 lifts the pot, so any excess water will drip below—plan for a saucer or a waterproof surface.
Plant shape and styling
PLANT POT 191's clean silhouette and dry textured glaze suit strong vertical plants like cacti, as the catalog notes. Its lower height keeps the focus on the plant itself. PLANT POT 211's textured rounded pot and stand add height and presence, making it a better fit for trailing plants or herbs you want to show off at eye level. The stand also lets you combine different heights for a dynamic effect, per the catalog.
When a 5-inch pot is the wrong size
A 135mm pot suits small plants with compact root balls—think a 3–4 inch nursery pot upgrade, a single herb, or a small cactus. If your plant is already root-bound in a 6-inch pot, neither 191 nor 211 will be large enough. Also, if you need a pot without a drainage hole for a specific setup, both of these have holes, so they are not the right choice.
Decision rules for choosing between 191 and 211
- If you want to water without moving the pot: Pick PLANT POT 191. It comes with a saucer that catches drainage, so you can water in place on a shelf or windowsill. Check that the saucer fits your surface—135mm diameter.
- If you want to raise a plant for height: Pick PLANT POT 211. Its raised stand lifts the pot, making it a better choice for trailing plants or for grouping with other pots at different heights. Plan for a separate saucer to protect surfaces from drainage.
- If you are growing cacti or succulents: PLANT POT 191's lower height (4.2in) and dry textured glaze suit strong vertical plants like cacti, as the catalog notes. Ensure the cactus root ball fits within 135mm diameter.
- If you need a pot for herbs on a kitchen counter: Both pots work for a single herb, but 191 is more compact and includes a saucer for easy watering; 211 adds height that may suit a windowsill display. Consider the available vertical space under cabinets.
Product facts
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PLANT POT 211_ 135mm: Comes with a raised stand and has a drainage hole at the bottom. The stand adds height for styling, but you will need a separate saucer to water indoors without moving the pot.
PLANT POT 211_ 135mm
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PLANT POT 191_ 135mm / 5in: Includes a saucer and has a drainage hole; pot height is 105mm (4.2in). The included saucer makes it easier to water in place, and the lower height suits cacti and other vertical plants.
PLANT POT 191_ 135mm / 5in
Who should choose which
Best for
- Plant owners who want a low-maintenance watering routine with an included saucer (191)
- Those styling a plant collection with varied heights and a modern stand (211)
- Small cacti, succulents, or single herbs that fit a 135mm pot
Not for
- Plants that have outgrown a 5-inch pot and need more root space
- Anyone who wants a pot without a drainage hole
- Outdoor use in freezing temperatures—ceramic may crack if water freezes