I got this cement indoor planter from Flip It's the gray one. I was originally thinking of transferring this fiddle leaf fig into it but I'm not sure. I really do like this pot. It has a nice weight to it and as you can see it's a really good size. There's my pup! But curious to know what you guys think. Should I replant it?

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One of the key benefits of this planter is its durability. Made from fiber cement, it is built to withstand the elements and can be used outdoors without worry. This makes it a great option for those looking to enhance their garden or patio with a stylish and long-lasting planter.

Jenny

I got this cement indoor planter from Flip. It's the gray one. The pot has a nice weight to it and is a good size. Jenny is considering transferring her fiddle leaf fig into it. She likes the planter but wants to know what others think. Overall, the FIBER CEMENT FOOTED PLANTER - MEDIUM in Fiber Cement color by Hawkins New York seems to be a sturdy and aesthetically pleasing option for indoor plants. However, it would be helpful to hear more about its durability and drainage capabilities.

Video Review of #HAWKINS NEW YORK FIBER CEMENT FOOTED PLANTER by Amy

Video Review of #HAWKINS NEW YORK FIBER CEMENT FOOTED PLANTER by Amy