Options vary: several pots are sold without drainage holes, at least one terracotta outdoor pot includes a drainage hole, some lightweight planters show a marked spot or removable plug for adding a hole, and self‑watering wall planters use a bottom reservoir instead of direct drainage.
Listings include pots described for indoor use, outdoor use, and some labeled for both. A few specifically call out outdoor durability or suitability for wall mounting or freestanding outdoor placement.
Some pots require no assembly, while others note "Adult Assembly Required, No Tools Needed." Wall planters are lightweight and typically include nail/screw holes for hanging.
Some ceramic planter sets are sold with matching saucers, while half‑circle wall planters are self‑watering and use a built‑in bottom reservoir to feed plants from below.
These lightweight wall planters hang from a nail or screw using a built‑in hole and water from a bottom reservoir that supplies moisture to roots from below; they are offered as a two‑pack for indoor or outdoor use.