10-Inch / 27cm Rectangular Bonsai Pot with Matching Drip Tray
Give your bonsai a stylish new home with this generous 10-inch rectangular ceramic bonsai pot and coordinating drip tray. Available in Royal Blue, Soft Cream or Forest Green, its classic shape and rich glazed finish provide an attractive setting for a wide range of indoor and outdoor bonsai trees.
The wider proportions make this pot especially suitable for established bonsai or trees with a broader canopy and root system. Its simple rectangular profile keeps the attention firmly on the tree, while the glossy glaze gives the finished display a smart, traditional appearance.
A matching ceramic drip tray is included, making the pot particularly convenient for indoor displays and helping to protect surrounding surfaces after watering.
We also include a complimentary selection of repotting essentials with every pot. This means you can begin repotting with the key materials already to hand.
Dimensions
Internal Dimensions: 24 x 17.5 x 7 cm
External Dimensions: 26.5 x 20 x 8.5 cm
Shape: Rectangular
Choose Your Glaze
Select from three attractive finishes:
- Royal Blue
- Soft Cream
- Forest Green
Each colour offers a different way to complement the foliage, bark and seasonal colours of your bonsai.
Repotting Accessories Included
Your bonsai pot comes with:
- Free bonsai soil
- Free potting mesh
- Free anchor wire
- Free chopstick for potting
- Free printed Bonsai Re-Potting Guide
When Should You Repot Your Bonsai?
Regular repotting refreshes the growing medium and gives you the opportunity to inspect and manage the root system. It also helps prevent the roots from becoming excessively compacted within the pot.
Indoor bonsai: Repot between May and September.
Outdoor deciduous bonsai: Repot in early March, before the new buds open.
Evergreen bonsai, including Junipers and Pines: Repot in early spring, usually around March.
With its substantial size, matching tray and useful repotting accessories, this 27cm bonsai pot offers an attractive and practical choice for refreshing an established bonsai display.
