The phrase "a plastic pot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a container made of plastic, typically used for planting or storing items.
Example: "I bought a plastic pot to repot my houseplant."
Alternatives: "a plastic container" or "a plastic vessel."
But its lo mein are sad escapees from a plastic pot.
The other, in a plastic pot, is in a cool, humid shaded spot.
After all, it's hard to shift a plastic pot of earth with a promise of beauty to come.
But about 5m tons of packaging goes through UK households every year and, yes, most people can probably survive without pre-cut avocado in a plastic pot.
She wants to show you the check that Princess Grace sent her when she lost a bet with Cowles and the book jacket by Braque and a plastic pot in her office holding four spindly flowers.
He got out a plastic pot of fruit salad and a tinned one to illustrate his point, saying that the tin costs 80p, while the fruit salad costs £1.99, "because it's fresher, that's the key".
That night I discovered that half a bottle pours snugly into a plastic pint pot.
To plant raspberries from seed, sow seeds in a plastic peat pot in mid-winter.
Collect the following: 1 bottle of clear nail varnish, one sachet/packet of glitter (in any colour, or lots of colours), the smallest spoon you can find/a small mixing stick, some sellotape, a small, never used clean paintbrush and a small plastic pot with a lid.
Create a jacuzzi out of a small plastic pot and fill it with water.
We first met in the context of a home-assembly fajita kit – marinated chicken in a little plastic pouch, sachets of sour cream and salsa, a few desiccated tortillas and something distinctly unappetising looking in a small plastic pot.
