Gardens are preparing for the dropping temperatures in numerous ways including taking it indoors, and Mr. Stackey's five-tier strawberry planter pot does just that as it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. The set comes with five terracotta planters in orange and a saucer that sits at the bottom. It measures out to be 12 inches in length and width, and 28 inches in height, making it easy to freestand within both indoor and outdoor spaces. It is also food safe, durable, and lightweight for portability when necessary.
The design intricately plans out its flow, ensuring that there won't be any over-watering or roots rotting -- watering the pot at the top will allow the water to flow down to the rest. Additionally, the 3/4 pipe allows grow towers to spout upwards from the ground. Notably, not only can it harvest strawberries, but it can also grow succulents, flowers, and herbs.
Tiered Strawberry Planters
The Strawberry Planter by Mr. Stackey Creates Grow Towers Anywhere
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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