First, select a pot with a drainage hole large enough to fit over the top of your stake. Most small terra cotta pots work well for this use.
If you plan to create a pest monitoring area in your terra cotta pot, add some material inside before installing it.
Next, turn the pot upside down and slide it onto the stake. Make sure it is secure and does not fall.
I warn you now, you won’t want to leave it unsecured! Loose terra cotta pots are prone to falling or shifting off during windy weather. Add some adhesive to your stake or use a small piece of wire to hold it in place.
Lastly, simply monitor the setup as needed.
Many people think of terra cotta pots as nothing more than containers for planting. However, terra cotta pots can serve other purposes as well. Placing terra cotta pots on garden stakes improvesvisibility, adds visual appeal, and may help monitor earwigs. It’s inexpensive and worth trying.
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