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Self Watering Bottle Planter, Glass Hydro Grower 21.7cm

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Sale price$29.00 Regular price$49.00
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Slow, steady hydration for a windowsill that gets forgotten. This planter works on a wicking system: water sits in the lower reservoir, a wick draws it up into the soil, and the roots stay evenly moist without anyone having to remember.

The glass body means you can see the water level at a glance, so topping up becomes a two second job rather than a guess. At 21.7cm tall and 7.3cm across it fits a sill, a desk or a shelf without taking over.

Good for herbs, small foliage plants, and rooting cuttings in water before potting them on. Browse the rest of our plants and planters range to build a set.

Why You'll Love It

  • Wicking reservoir evens out over and under watering
  • Clear glass shows the water level, so topping up is obvious
  • Compact enough for a desk, a shelf or a kitchen sill
  • Works for herbs, small foliage plants and propagating cuttings
  • Indoor greenery that survives a week away

Product Details

  • Dimensions: approximately 7.3cm diameter x 21.7cm high
  • Design: two part planter with a water reservoir and wicking system
  • Material: glass body
  • Care: keep the reservoir topped up, refresh and rinse monthly, avoid harsh direct midday sun

Styling It

  • Line up two or three on a sunny sill with different herbs for a small kitchen garden
  • Mix heights by pairing with ceramic pots and a tray for a considered vignette
  • Use one for water rooting cuttings, then pot them on and start again

Gifting

A thoughtful one for a student, a new homeowner, an office Secret Santa, or any plant curious friend who likes the idea of greenery more than the watering schedule. It pairs well with anything from our Outdoors In edit.

FAQs

How does the wicking system work?
The reservoir holds water below, a wick runs up into the growing chamber, and the soil draws what it needs by capillary action. It evens out the peaks and troughs of hand watering, which is what most indoor plants actually struggle with.

What can I grow in it?
Herbs like basil, mint and parsley do well, as do small foliage plants. It is also good for water rooting a cutting, since you can watch the roots develop through the glass.

How often do I top it up?
Check weekly and refill when the reservoir runs low. Refresh the water and rinse the whole thing out about once a month so it stays clean.

Where should it sit?
Bright, indirect light. Harsh direct midday sun through glass will cook roots and encourage algae in the reservoir. A spot in the kitchen near a window usually works well.

In Short

A glass bottle planter with a built in water reservoir and wicking system, 21.7cm tall. It keeps herbs and cuttings evenly watered, shows you the level through the glass, and forgives a week away.

Glass bottle planter with herbs in the top section and a wick running into the water
Self Watering Bottle Planter, Glass Hydro Grower 21.7cm Sale price$29.00 Regular price$49.00

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