Western Pulp Molded Fiber Pulp Pot | 6 x 6 - Round - with UPC - 6in Diam x 6in H

Molded Fiber Display Planter for Deck & Patio Use, 6in Diam x 6in H

A display planter that cracks, chips, or looks disposable undercuts the plant it's supposed to be showing off, especially on a deck or patio where it's on view all season. Western Pulp Molded Fiber Pulp Pots are pressed from 100% recycled paper into a rigid, biodegradable planter that won't break or shatter the way a thin plastic pot can, and their fiber walls buffer root zones against sudden heat and cold swings better than plastic does.

This 6in Diam x 6in H pot suits single-plant display use, whether that's a patio centerpiece, a retail display, or a gift planting.

Key Features & Benefits

• 100% recycled paper material — gives a durable, biodegradable planter instead of a plastic pot.
• Won't break or shatter — holds up to handling, shipping, and everyday bumps indoors or outdoors.
• Insulates against heat and cold — the fiber wall buffers root-zone temperature swings better than thin plastic.
• Reduces watering frequency — the fiber retains moisture better than a non-porous plastic pot.

Who Should Use This Planter

Growers and retailers who want a durable, insulating display planter for flowers and plantings on a deck, patio, or storefront — without the look or waste of plastic — are the fit for this pot.

About Western Pulp

Founded in Corvallis, Oregon in 1958, Western Pulp Products Company presses this planter from recycled paper as part of the molded fiber display and packaging line it has built over more than six decades in business.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these planters made from?

They're pressed from 100% recycled paper into a rigid molded fiber planter. No plastic liner or coating is added, so the finished pot is biodegradable.

Will it break or shatter?

No, the molded fiber construction is rigid enough to resist the cracking and shattering common with thin plastic pots. It holds up to normal handling, shipping, and outdoor display use.

How does it help protect plant roots?

The fiber wall insulates the root zone against sudden heat and cold swings better than a thin plastic pot does. That buffering effect matters most for plants left outdoors on a deck or patio through variable weather.

Can I use it indoors and outdoors?

Yes, it's suited to both indoor and outdoor display use. Outdoor use is where its insulating and shatter-resistant properties matter most, but it works equally well as an indoor decorative planter.

When should I water a plant in one of these pots?

Because the fiber material retains moisture better than non-porous plastic, plants in these pots typically need slightly less frequent watering than the same plant in plastic. Check the soil before watering rather than following a fixed plastic-pot schedule.