Duck Ceramic Indoor Plant Pot For Succulents

$4.95

Colors: White

The Duck is a ceramic succulent planter shaped like a duck, in a high-gloss finish that follows its smooth contours. It started as a custom job for a client Chive isn't permitted to name, though the name rhymes with Ronald, and that's all you're getting.

There is no drainage hole, so it works best as a cover pot for a standard plastic nursery liner. The glassy surface wipes clean and keeps the desk dry. It's a strange, calm thing to keep on a workspace, and that's a compliment. When they're gone, the duck is gone.

Product Details

Order in multiples of 6

Dimensions
  • 4 inches long, 3 inches wide, 4 inches tall
For the Part You Cannot See

A good-looking pot does nothing for a tired plant. The Duck handles the shelf; Verte Rx handles the roots, reviving a plant that had quietly started to give up.

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SKU: LUCYWH
Barcode: 843458100959
Duck Ceramic Indoor Plant Pot For Succulents - Chive US Wholesale

The Duck We Cannot Talk About

There are only a few ducks left, and there is a reason for that, and the reason is a story we are not fully allowed to tell. The duck began as a custom job for a client we are contractually not permitted to name, though we will say the name rhymes with Ronald, and we will say absolutely nothing else, and we would genuinely appreciate it if you did not corner us about it at a trade show, because we will simply repeat this paragraph back to you, word for word, with a completely straight face, until you give up.

What we can tell you is that the run was finite, the client took what the client took, and what remains is what remains. We did not plan to sell the duck at all. It exists in the catalog the way certain things end up in catalogs, which is to say through a series of decisions that made sense at the time and a few that did not.

It is glazed ceramic, it wipes clean, and there is no drainage hole, so it is happiest with a succulent or a small cactus, or working as a cover pot for a nursery container you lift out to water. It is a strange, calm thing to keep on a desk, and we mean that as the highest compliment we are capable of giving an object. When these are gone, the duck is gone, possibly forever, possibly until someone whose name rhymes with Ronald picks up the phone again. We are not holding our breath. You should not either.

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