Planting Dish
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 McCoy Pottery Planting Dish Yellow 1952  US $15.41
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 HULL WHITE SWAN PLANTING DISH US $11.97
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 McCoy Low Planting Dish US $15.00
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 Haeger Leaf Shaped Planting Dish or Console Bowl 3471 US $14.99
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 Vintage Czech Pottery Planting Dish or Vase Yellow Daisies US $14.99
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 VINTAGE PLANTING DISH WITH 23 K SHAFERS GOLD EX COND US $11.95
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 VINTAGE BRUSH MCCOY PLANTING DISH 103 GREEN GLAZE US $5.95
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 Vintage McCoy Pink Springwood Window Planting Dish US $29.99
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 McCoyRipple Ware with Sunburst GlazePlanting Dish1950 US $39.00
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 McCoy Pottery Garden Club Planting Dish Pink 1957 US $14.78
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 Unmarked McCoy Triple Planting Dish Circa 1951 US $17.99
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 1947 McCoy Pottery Green 8 Planting Dish US $17.95
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The proper use of clay pots when planting indoor plants?
I had a dish garden (with 2 plants) that is several years old and needed to be seperated. I had some larger clay pots, so I placed each plant in an unlined clay pot. I watered them and the pots smelled very strongly - is that normal?
Also, do you think it's ok that I used clay pots for them without having a plastic liner?
Thanks in advance for the help! 
When I'm potting I always make sure there's holes in the bottom for drainage, then i layer the bottom with stones, then soil. They could be smelling because there's not enough drainage and theyre becoming water logged.