Definition

• Glass flower pots are vessels made of glass for holding potted plants and flowers. Glass flower pots may feature one or more drainage holes to allow excess water to seep away from the potted flower or plant.
  
  

Types

• Glass flower pots come in different sizes, ranging from petite to large, and shapes, ranging from cylindrical to square. They also come in virtually every color of the rainbow, including cobalt blue and vibrant green.
  
  

Other Uses

• Glass flower pots may be used to hold fresh flower arrangements if they are filled with a plastic liner and wet floral foam. Use glass flower pots to hold other objects, such as pens and pencils on a desk.
  
  

Cleaning Glass Flower Pots

• Keep glass flower pots clean by washing them in a solution of mild dish soap and warm water, just as you would glass dishes. Wipe the exterior surfaces of glass flower pots with glass cleaner and a paper towel.
  
  

Storing Glass Flower Pots

• Do not store glass flower pots stacked, or they may break when you try to pull them apart. Store flower parts in a warm place, as extremely cold temperatures can cause them to crack.