Product Review
Remove the internal pot, can hold office supplies, makeup pens, or artificial plants.
The back of the presentation of 90 degrees,Designed to hold a standard 3-4 inch potted plant, plants not included.
Economic and durable,Can be used with various types of soil or hydroponic growing Media .Great for gifting. Perfect size for many locations.
- Set Includes: 5 hooks+5 outer basin + 5 inner pots + 5 root cotton rope.Double layer design where the inner pot holds the plant and the outer pot holds the water. Indoor or outdoor plant window box. Perfect for herbs small flowers and succulents or Wall Hang Flower pot .
- Size: Outer basin diameter 4.25",pots height 4.2",Inner pots diameter 3" , height 2.75"， Bottom diameter: 2.75 ".Each planter is approximately 4.25x4.2 inch diameter top opening, 3 inches high .
- Features: Raised rim design allows easy handling and easy stack ability. rugged, water-saving and drought-resistant,no easy to deformation.The flowerpot presents a semi circular shape, with each plastic planter to be easily mounted from windows, walls, fence, cabinets, and so on,The S-hook can be used (including); If there are protruding hooks on the wall, hanging wall planter vertically or horizontally they can be directly on a wall.
- Economic and durable: Can be used with various types of soil or hydroponic growing Media .To avoid water logging, water level in the self watering planter should not exceed the space between inner layer and outer layer, 0.4 inches. Approximately 1 week between water refilling. Great for gifting. Perfect size for many locations.
- Absorbent cotton rope：A cotton rope interconnects the two layers and allows for the transfer of the water from the outer water layer to the inner plant layer. solve the trouble of watering every day, automatic suction cotton rope can make plants self-sufficient in a long time, so as to avoid water plant death,This planter design facilitates air circulation while ensuring that the plant roots take up enough water and without being waterlogged.
