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balconera self watering planter Lechuza Balconera 50 Self Watering Pot

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balconera self watering planter Lechuza Balconera 50 Self Watering PotBalconera Color 50 self watering balcony planter, by Lechuza. Suitable for either indoor or outdoor use, the country style Balconera Cottage 50 features a smooth surface and can act either as a standalone planter or as a mounted display on a wall, railing or balcony (brackets and mounting straps sold separately). The water level indicator lets you know when it is time to refill the reservoir, so you can sit back and let your balcony plants grow with

Balconera Color 50 self watering balcony planter, by Lechuza.

Suitable for either indoor or outdoor use, the country style Balconera Cottage 50 features a smooth surface and can act either as a standalone planter or as a mounted display on a wall, railing or balcony (brackets and mounting straps sold separately). The water-level indicator lets you know when it is time to refill the reservoir, so you can sit back and let your balcony plants grow with minimal fuss.

The optional easy-to-use brackets fit into the back of the planter, making them an invisible support system if you wish to attach your Balconera planter to a wall or railing.

Also available in a larger 80cm option, the Balconera Color 80.

All Lechuza Planters are shatterproof, ultralight, UV resistant and constructed from high quality polypropylene

Features:

  • Sturdy carrying handles (patented)
  • Conveniently plant the liners on the ground or a potting table
  • Attach BALCONERA to railings or walls
  • Easy transport even for tall plantings
  • Can be exchanged on the spot and easily moved for winter storage
  • Drain plug: is removed to allow excess rainwater to drain when used outdoors
  • Easily mounted to walls, railings and balconies
  • Equally suited as a stand alone planter on the ground
  • Drain plug easily removed to allow drainage (for ground planting)
  • Interchangeable planter liner
  • Includes self watering irrigation system
  • Perfect for home or garden
  • Shatterproof construction
  • Ultra light
  • UV resistant
  • Material: Polypropylene

Colours:

  • White
  • Slate
  • Nutmeg
  • Pistachio Green
  • Caribbean Blue
  • Purple Garnet

Included with purchase:

  • 1 x Balconera Cottage 50 planter
  • 2 x interchangeable planter liner
  • 2 x drain plugs
  • 2 x Lechuza self watering sub irrigation systems with high quality mineral PON substrate

Specifications:

Dimensions ~ (W x D x H) 50 x 19 x 19 cm
Water reservoir 3 l
Plant volume 8 l
Planter liner, dimension ~ 15,5 x 46,5 cm
Planting depth 12 cm
Plant height max. 30 cm


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