Teacher's bucket

The "Thank you for helping me grow" bucket is one of Clo’eT's BEST SELLERS, much loved and highly requested every year.
The tin bucket features a handwritten phrase that preserves the simplicity and purity of a thought that is as simple as it is pure.

What's Included:
- bucket with inscription
- flowering dipladenia
- red heart painted and hand-cut
- red fabric hand-cut.

NOTE: The plant that will be included will generally be dipladenia, but there may be variations depending on the availability of the direct grower. (Alternatively, other equally beautiful and valuable flowering plants, or fragrant aromatic plants or lavender and easy to maintain evergreens will be included).

I am not perfect: The tin bucket is originally designed for industrial use, generally stacked one on top of the other already during production. It is not meant to contain poetic messages and flowers, but paint. Do not expect perfection from it because it will always carry some scratches from its first hours of life. We do not consider them defects but part of its story and the very nature of the container we have chosen to convey this emotion.

What kind of plant is it?
The dipladenia, an evergreen climber with colorful flowers, we have chosen red.
The flowers are large and fleshy, and as soon as one fades, another one immediately adds color to the composition!
It is easy to maintain; it is good to keep the soil moist and provide the right amount of water in summer.
Avoid water stagnation, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow.
Ideally, move the plant from the cultivation pot to a larger pot or even a planter on the balcony.
Fertilize every 15 days from March to October with Magic Poo solid.
Remember to also fertilize the leaves with Magic Poo liquid: plants eat too!

Another suggestion: protect the plant from pests from March to October with a natural and simple remedy like Neem oil. You can expose it to the sun, but do not leave it in the dark.
Your mothers will know how to take care of it, I'm sure!

What to do when it arrives at home?
Open the box and remove the Bubble Guard, the protective air bubble we use to ship the plant.
Then remove the film around the pot, designed to prevent soil from spilling during transport.
At this point, place the plant in the bucket and position it in a bright spot.
If any flowers fade, feel free to remove them (they are ephemeral), another will sprout in 1-2 days. This is its season, and the flowers follow one another abundantly.
And when it's time to celebrate, you can show up directly with its bucket in your hands: a simple gesture, but truly capable of moving.

What not to do:
Do not leave the plant closed in the box.
Do not leave the plant closed in the air bubble.
Do not leave the film around the pot.
Do not forget to give it a little water if you see the soil drying out.

The inscription:
Each inscription is handmade. They are all different. Never one the same as another. It's part of its uniqueness, its long history.