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Self Watering Planter
No best-seller rank, ad match, or cross-store listing for this product yet. Winner score 0/100 — early.
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- $100.00
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A two-part self-watering glass planter inspired by terraced landscapes and the offset shapes of city balconies. The contemporary shape is designed for indoor planting, with a lower reservoir section for holding water, and an upper section to hold the soil and plants. The two pieces are connected with a cotton trailing cord for delivering water to the roots, using a sub-irrigation and wicking system that puts the soil in contact with the water. As the plant roots absorb water, the soil wicks up …
