Seven bonsai pots in resin, brand new and never used. This is a set of working pots — tough, practical, made for the day-to-day of a collection rather than the display shelf.
Resin has real advantages. It’s light, it doesn’t crack as readily as ceramic, and it shrugs off frost. If you leave trees in development outside over winter, that matters: no split pot in spring. And because pots like these are inexpensive, you can keep several on hand in a range of sizes.
That’s exactly what they’re for: growing on and developing material. A piece of raw stock, a seedling, a freshly collected tree — all of them need vigorous growth before they earn a fine pot. In a roomy training pot the roots can work, the trunk can thicken, the ramification can build. The handsome ceramic comes later.
The set covers a good range. The oval pots — three smaller and two larger — suit deciduous trees and rounded shapes. The rectangular ones give upright, powerful trees a stable footing. So you’ve got the right pot to hand for most stages of development.
One practical note: mind the drainage. Where needed, extra holes are easy to drill. A free-draining mix lets the roots breathe and push out strong new growth — the whole point of a training pot.
Wherever you grow, developing your own material is one of the most rewarding sides of bonsai, and the international community shares endless approaches to it online and at clubs. A stock of solid working pots is just part of the kit — not made to be admired, but to be used, often for many years.
To be clear: the sale is for the seven pots. No plants are included.
- Oval pots: 3× 34 × 25 × 8.5 cm · 1× 43 × 30 × 10 cm · 1× 47 × 34 × 12 cm
- Rectangular pots: 1× 45 × 35 × 12 cm · 1× 36 × 27 × 11 cm
- Material: resin, very resistant, brand new and unused
