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water planters for indoor plants 3-Pack Large Self Watering Planters 7 Inches Plastic Planter for Indoo – planterhoma

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water planters for indoor plants 3-Pack Large Self Watering Planters 7 Inches Plastic Planter for Indoo – planterhomaGet Free Gloves with a Pack of 3 Planters Special offer for our customers you will get a free pair of gloves with your order. Clear Self Watering Planter Design for Thriving Indoor Plants Unlock the secret to vibrant and thriving indoor plants with our Self Watering Planters! Our large 7 inch planters come in a convenient pack of 3, perfect for creating a lush indoor garden. Say goodbye to the stress of frequent watering and hello to hassle free plant

Get Free Gloves with a Pack of 3 Planters

Special offer for our customers you will get a free pair of gloves with your order.

Clear Self-Watering Planter Design for Thriving Indoor Plants

Unlock the secret to vibrant and thriving indoor plants with our Self-Watering Planters! Our large 7-inch planters come in a convenient pack of 3, perfect for creating a lush indoor garden. Say goodbye to the stress of frequent watering and hello to hassle-free plant care.

Are you tired of worrying about overwatering or underwatering your precious houseplants? Our Self-Watering Planters feature a cutting-edge design that takes care of your plants' hydration needs automatically. The self-watering system utilizes a water wick pot, ensuring a consistent and optimal moisture level for your plants. No more guessing when to water – these planters do the job for you!

Imagine the joy of coming home to see your African Violets blooming vibrantly, your Ocean Spider Plant flourishing, and your Orchids displaying their stunning beauty. With our self-watering planters, you can confidently enjoy a lush indoor garden filled with healthy, happy plants.

This is the easiest and quickest way to take care of your plants with minimal effort. Save time with these 7 inches Self-watering Planters! Each 7 in and white self-watering planter comes with a cotton rope, a planter container, and a water storage pot.

How to Use the Self-Watering Pot.

1. One end of the wick goes up through the bottom of the inner planter container, the other end will be left to dangle inside the outer pot.
2. Put a thin layer of soil (preferably fabric soil) to cover the cotton rope.
3. Place your plant or flower inside the wicking pot and cover it with plant soil.
4. Pour about half an inch of water inside the pot. The water level must not be over the bottom of the white inner wick pot; otherwise, the root will not have room to breathe and could drown to death because there is too much water. (See the photo for the proper water level).

Crystal Elegance: Showcase Your Green Beauties

Enhance the beauty of your indoor plants and create an enchanting display with our Self-Watering Planters. Crafted from high-quality plastic, these planters offer a crystal-view of your plant's roots and soil, elevating the aesthetic appeal of your botanical treasures.

The transparency of our planters provides a unique opportunity to showcase the intricate root systems of your plants. This not only adds a touch of sophistication to your interior décor but also helps you monitor your plant's health and growth. The and white water wick pot creates a beautiful contrast, making your plants stand out like artwork.

Whether you place them on your windowsill, office desk, or living room shelf, our Self-Watering Planters instantly add elegance and style to any space. Let your green beauties become a captivating focal point in your home or workplace, impressing guests and colleagues alike with your green thumb prowess.

Durability and Convenience: A Planter Built to Last

Invest in a planter that stands the test of time and provides unmatched convenience. Our Self-Watering Planters are designed with durability in mind, ensuring they remain your loyal gardening companions for years to come.

Crafted from premium materials, these planters are not only visually appealing but also tough and resilient. The sturdy construction guarantees resistance against cracks, breaks, and fading, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The material is also easy to clean, saving you valuable time and effort.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a busy individual who loves plants, our Self-Watering Planters are the perfect choice. With low maintenance requirements, you can focus on enjoying the beauty of your greenery rather than worrying about constant upkeep.


Your time is precious, and you want to focus on important tasks while keeping your plants alive. These 7 inches self-watering planters add beauty to your home or office, and they will turn your workplace or home into a fashionable, green environment that you will enjoy every day. The most useful thing about these self-watering planters is that your plants won’t die due to lack of water after you leave your office or home for a week.


Product Specifications for Self-watering Pots:



* Product Name: Self-Watering Planters
* Material: PP plastic
* Color: White for inner plant container, clear and green for outer water storage pot
* Package: 3 packs
* Size: 7" in diameter, 7" in height
* Free Accessory: A pair of Garden Gloves
* Note: Plants are not included

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