plant cup

The listings show planters made from ceramic and terracotta plus several plastics: polypropylene (general plastic) and polyresin/linear low-density polyethylene (listed as plastic).

Yes. The results include wall-mounted half-circle planters, tabletop freestanding ceramic pots, and larger freestanding outdoor planters — so placement options cover wall mounting, tabletop display, and ground use.

Listings include plant cups and planters intended for indoor use, outdoor use, or both. Some items are described specifically as outdoor freestanding planters, while others are presented for indoor or tabletop displays.

For the larger plastic planters shown, container volumes listed include about 2.87 gallons for a 13" size and about 5.5 gallons for a 16" size, giving a practical range of soil capacity for bigger outdoor planters.

Assembly varies by item: many planters arrive ready to use with no assembly required; some require simple adult assembly (often tool-free); and wall planters typically include hanging holes or come with nails/screws for mounting.

Many listings advise that a drainage hole can be drilled where marked if needed. If you add a hole and use the planter indoors, place a saucer beneath it to protect floors. Polyresin/plastic planters that have an inner cavity may recommend filling part of it with gravel or sand to improve stability.