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10 inch planting pots

10 inch planting pots Self-Watering Plant Pot Set of 3 5" Sage Green 7" Green Flower 10" Cream

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10 inch planting pots Self-Watering Plant Pot Set of 3 5" Sage Green 7" Green Flower 10" CreamExperience modern gardening reimagined with the Bamboo Blooms Self Watering Pot Set, now in a versatile 3 pack featuring three sizes and stunning finishes: 5 Sage Green, 7 Green Flower print, and 10 Cream. Whether you're cultivating herbs, succulents, or statement foliage, these eco forward planters make plant care effortless and elegant. Crafted from a sustainable blend of bamboo fiber, corn starch, and wood pulp, these plastic free pots are 100%

Experience modern gardening reimagined with the Bamboo Blooms Self-Watering Pot Set, now in a versatile 3-pack featuring three sizes and stunning finishes: 5” Sage Green7” Green Flower print, and 10” Cream. Whether you're cultivating herbs, succulents, or statement foliage, these eco-forward planters make plant care effortless and elegant.

Crafted from a sustainable blend of bamboo fiber, corn starch, and wood pulp, these plastic-free pots are 100% biodegradable—perfect for those who value both style and the environment.

  • 🌿 Self-Watering Made Simple
    Each pot is engineered with an internal water well at the base that delivers consistent moisture to the roots through natural capillary action, keeping your plants hydrated without overwatering.

  • 🪴 Three Sizes, Endless Possibilities
    From windowsill succulents to larger houseplants, this set includes:

    • 1 x 5” Sage Green

    • 1 x 7” Green Flower

    • 1 x 10” Cream

  • ♻️ Eco-Friendly & Plastic-Free
    Made with earth-friendly materials, these pots break down naturally and are fully compostable—a smart swap from traditional plastic containers.

  • 🏡 Indoor & Outdoor Ready
    Designed for versatility, these planters thrive in any climate and setting, whether you’re sprucing up a patio, office, or kitchen counter.

  • 💧 Low-Maintenance for Busy Lives
    Just refill the built-in water reservoir and let the pot handle the rest. Ideal for beginners and experienced plant parents alike.

Specifications

Size Top Diameter Bottom Diameter Height
5” Sage Green 5" 3.75" 4.6"
7” Green Flower 7" 5.25" 6.3"
10” Cream 10" 7" 8.6"
  • Material: Bamboo Fiber, Cornstarch, Wood Pulp

  • Drainage Hole: Yes (self-watering base design)

  • Use: Indoor & Outdoor

Why You’ll Love It

✅ No guesswork watering
✅ Natural aesthetic with earth-friendly materials
✅ Trio of sizes to fit all your plant needs
✅ Lightweight yet durable design
✅ Guilt-free gardening—biodegradable and beautiful

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