• Effortless elegance for your balcony: These stone-grey planters offer a sleek, modern look while securely attaching to railing with adjustable brackets.
• Say goodbye to over-watering: The built-in water reservoir with a clear gauge ensures your plants get just the right amount of hydration.
• Eco-friendly gardening: Crafted from 95% recycled plastics, these planters help you care for your plants and the planet simultaneously.
• Hassle-free watering: Includes Vermiculite to naturally wick water upwards, keeping your plant roots happy and hydrated.

Self-Irrigating System

Experience the convenience of the self-irrigating system embedded in these planters. The innovative design includes a water reservoir at the base, which ensures your plants receive the right amount of water without the risk of over-watering. The water is drawn upwards into the soil through a process facilitated by the included Vermiculite, optimising the hydration of plant roots.

Functional Design

These planters are crafted with functionality in mind, featuring adjustable mounting brackets that allow them to be securely positioned on balcony rails. This makes them perfect for urban gardening, where space is limited. The planters include a clear water level gauge, displaying when the reservoir requires refilling, allowing for easy maintenance and ensuring plants remain healthy.

Eco-Friendly Materials

Emphasising sustainability, the planters are constructed from 95% recycled plastics, aligning with environmentally conscious practices. The stone-grey finish adds a modern and sleek touch to any outdoor space, offering both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits. This thoughtful design makes them an ideal choice for enhancing your balcony garden.

Complete Set

• 3 x self-irrigating planters, each with dual containers for soil and water
• Adjustable brackets for secure balcony rail mounting
• Easy-to-read water level gauge showing reservoir status
• Bag of Vermiculite included for improved water wicking
• Constructed from recycled materials, promoting sustainability