Figure Kashpo "Pier" ivory, 1l / 19x8x19cm

chamotte is called kaolin clay, which in the production process is subjected to heat treatment. Burned in furnaces at 1200-1500 degrees, clay gets rid of excess moisture and plasticity. After chamotum clay is crushed to small or large grain. The composition of chamotopic clay includes: quartz, calcium oxides, sodium, iron, magnesium and potassium.

Chamotte's advantages:

heat resistance:

The material allows you to protect the root system flowers from overheating.

Frost resistance

Shadow calmly withstands multiple “frost-brotheraz” and other atmospheric changes.

The ability to moisture exchange

Cly-shaped first absorbs moisture from the soil, thus warning the possible “flooding” of the flower, and with a lack of moisture in the soil, it begins to “give” it back.

strength and durability

such flower Vazons do not lose their attractiveness over time - they do not burn out, are not covered with cracks.

environmental friendliness

chamotte clay - exceptionally pure material that does not contain any harmful impurities and does not interact with dangerous substances from the environment.

Aesthetics

Flowers from chamotte clay look very spectacular and will become a remarkable decoration for the interior and for space near the house.

Preparation of pots and flowerpots for winter

• Vazons and pots installed in the garden is better not to leave on naked land in winter. Under them you need to put insulating material, for example: polyurethane foam.
• In order to exclude moisture from the vason or pot, it is necessary to cover it with plastic film or covering film.
• If a plant is planted in a pot, coarse then he is also covered. To do this, take only a breathing covering material and cover the plant and earth in a pot. For additional insulation of the root system of the plant, coconut protective circles are used or can be covered with dry leaves.