Frequently Asked Question

Dipsy Fiberglass Company is proud to be Nigeria’s leading fiberglass planter manufacturer.

Our planters are crafted from premium materials, similar to those utilized in the production of outdoor items like boats and cars. With proper care and maintenance, you can anticipate an extended lifespan for our planters.

We utilize an industrial-grade finish, akin to the one employed in the automotive industry. This finish has undergone UV testing and is specifically engineered for outdoor use. With proper care and maintenance, including regular waxing and cleaning, the finish will retain its beauty for many years.”

Yes, these planters can be used for direct planting.

There are numerous plant options that can both enhance the aesthetics of your planters and thrive in them. To make the best choice, consider the following factors:

  1. Indoor or Outdoor Placement: Determine whether the plant will be situated indoors or outdoors.
  2. Light Conditions: Assess the level of light the location receives, whether it’s bright or minimal.
  3. Plant Requirements: Understand the specific needs of the plant, including light, nutrients, water, and weather conditions.
  4. Root Behavior: Be aware that some plants may not be suitable for containers due to their aggressive root growth, which can lead to root penetration.

While many plants are well-suited for containers, it’s important to keep the above factors in mind. To ensure the right plant selection and optimal growth in your containers, consider consulting with your plant provider. They can advise you on the ideal soil, nutrients, lighting, and watering requirements for your chosen plants.

Please note that fiberglass planters should only be filled with lightweight potting soil, not topsoil. For more detailed planting instructions, refer to the provided planting guidelines

We are pleased to offer the option of adding drainage holes to your planters when you place your order.

The fiberglass finish on your planter can be susceptible to scratching, similar to the way fiberglass surfaces on cars or boats can get scratched. Although this is less of a concern once your plants are in place, it’s crucial to exercise caution during transportation to avoid scraping or rubbing your planter against rough surfaces. We strongly advise taking measures to protect the finish of your planters.