1. United States:
Pot: Typically refers to smaller containers for individual plants. lt is commonly used to describe everyday plant containers for indoor or outdoor use.
Planter: Refers to larger containers, often designed for multiple plants, ideal for outdoor spaces and landscaping.
2. United Kingdom:
Pot: Similar to the US, "pot" is used to refer to smaller containers for single plants often found in homes or small gardens.
Planter: Larger containers used mainly for outdoor or balcony spaces, ideal for creating plant arrangements with multiple species.
3. Australia & New Zealand:
Pot: Like in the UK, "pot" is used for smaller plant containers suitable for individual plants in homes or small outdoor spaces.
Planter: Refers to larger, outdoor containers that are used for group plantings or larger plant displays.
4. Canada
Pot: Used for small, individual plant containers, similar to the U.S
Planter: Refers to larger containers that are typically used outdoors to hold multiple plants, often for garden or patio designs.5.Southeast Asia (e.g., Singapore, Malaysia):
Pot: Refers to smaller plant containers, often used indoors or on balconies for single plants.
Planter: Larger containers, used primarily outdoors or on balconies, often designed to hold multiple plants for decorative purposes.
