LE TAUCI ceramic plant pots set of 3 (11, 13 & 17 cm) with drainage hole and saucer in reactive glaze beige
Product description
Looking for a small but smart upgrade for your indoor plants? This LE TAUCI ceramic plant pots set of 3 is designed for people who want a neat, modern look without having to overthink watering runoff. You get three different sizes, and each pot comes with a matching saucer and a mesh pad that helps manage drainage rather than letting everything puddle where you don’t want it.
It’s not trying to be fancy or fussy—more of a practical set with a “ready to place” feel. Still, there are a couple of details worth understanding before you buy, especially around drainage and how the saucers are attached.
Key takeaways
This set includes three ceramic planters in different sizes, each with a drainage hole. Matching saucers are included, and the design uses built-in ridges between the pot and saucer to encourage water to drain out. The mesh pad is also part of the setup, which can make day-to-day plant care less messy.
On the style side, the contemporary ceramic look and reactive glaze finish are made to blend into a range of room decor. It’s a set that tends to suit windowsills, shelves, and tabletops—places where you can actually see your plants rather than hiding them away.
At a glance: sizes, what they’re for and the look
The three pots are sized as follows: Large (17cm D x 13cm H), Medium (13cm D x 11cm H), and Small (11cm D x 9cm H). That size spread is handy if you’re mixing plants by growth stage—think a small succulent grouping alongside a medium spider plant pot, or a decorative artificial plant display where you still want a realistic, weighty ceramic presence.
The finish is described as reactive glaze in beige, so you can expect variation in the surface effect. Whether that’s a pro or a small drawback depends on your taste: for many people it adds character, if you prefer totally uniform ceramics, it may not fully hit the mark.
What stands out in everyday use
A big practical point here is the drainage arrangement. The pots have a drainage hole, and the saucer is fastened to the pot. Built-in ridges between the saucer and the pot help water drain out into the saucer space rather than staying trapped at the bottom. Saucer and mesh pads are included.
In use, that can look like this: you water your plant as normal, the excess runs through the hole, and then it settles in the attached saucer. Because the saucer is fixed to the pot (rather than something you might accidentally knock off), it’s a more stable arrangement for shelves or near windows where you don’t want extra fiddling.
One limitation to bear in mind: because the saucer is fastened to the pot, you’re working with that specific pot–saucer relationship. If your current setup involves switching saucers or using a different tray system, this might feel a bit less flexible.
Pros
- Set of three sizes, so you can mix and match rather than buying separate pots
- Ceramic planters with a drainage hole for more considered watering
- Includes saucer and mesh pad, with a drainage-friendly pot/saucer design
- Contemporary look in reactive glaze beige, suitable for indoor (and the description also mentions outdoor patio use)
- Stoneware pottery is described as high-temperature fired, which suggests it’s built to handle temperature swings better than some lower-fired ceramics
- Packaging is described as designed for gift giving
Where it may fall short (so you’re not surprised)
It’s aimed at everyday decorative plant styling, not a deep, specialist hydroponics setup. The mesh pad and attached saucer are meant to help with normal drainage, but it can still be easy to overwater any plant if you don’t adjust your routine.
Also, “reactive glaze” tends to mean the surface finish will vary slightly across pieces. That’s often part of the charm, but if you want matchy-matchy exact colour tones for a uniform display, you may want to set expectations.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
This set makes sense if you want a tidy, cohesive look for a small plant collection—especially if you like having a dedicated saucer on each pot. It suits people placing plants on a windowsill, tabletop, shelf, or kitchen/bedroom areas where water management matters.
It may not be the best match if you’re the type of buyer who prefers total customisation (for example, swapping saucers, using separate trays, or using a highly controlled growing system). And if you’re buying for a very specific plant size with strict pot requirements, the “three sizes in one set” approach might be less precise than choosing a single perfect-fit pot.
Tech specs
- Product type: Ceramic plant pots set (with drainage hole and saucer)
- Set size: 3 planters
- Drainage: Each pot includes a drainage hole
- Saucer: Fastened to the pot, built-in ridges support water drainage
- Included: Saucer and mesh pad for each pot
- Dimensions and capacities (sizes given):
- Large: 17cm D x 13cm H
- Medium: 13cm D x 11cm H
- Small: 11cm D x 9cm H
- Material: High-temperature fired stoneware ceramic
- Colour/finish: Reactive glaze beige
Final verdict
It’s a solid, practical set if you want three matching ceramic planters with a sensible drainage setup, and you’d like your plant styling to look modern from day one. The attached saucer and drainage-oriented ridges reduce the usual mess factor when pots sit on shelves or near windows.
Buying it is less compelling if you’re very particular about matching ceramics perfectly, or if you need maximum flexibility to use your own trays or growing system. For most everyday indoor plant setups (and decorative displays), it should do the job nicely, with the main trade-off being that you’re committing to the included pot/saucer arrangement.
Mini FAQ
1) Does the pot have drainage?
Yes. Each ceramic pot is described as having a drainage hole.
2) What’s included in the set?
You get three ceramic pots in different sizes, plus the saucer and a mesh pad (the description notes the saucer is fastened to the pot).
3) Are the saucers separate or fixed?
The saucer is fastened to the pot, and there are built-in ridges between them to help water drain out.
4) What sizes do you get?
Large (17cm D x 13cm H), Medium (13cm D x 11cm H), and Small (11cm D x 9cm H).
5) Is it only for indoor plants?
The set is positioned for indoor use, and the description also mentions patio/outdoor use. That said, you’ll still want to consider your plant’s needs and where the pots will sit when water drains into the attached saucers.