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umbra wall hanging planter Triflora 5 Hanging Planter White

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umbra wall hanging planter Triflora 5 Hanging Planter WhiteTriflora is a hanging planter for indoor plants that combines the utility of a drapery rod with the beauty of potted greenery. Great for herbs, succulents, vine plants, and more, Triflora mounts to your wall or ceiling and turns your window into a space for growing plants. You can adjust the length of Trifloras ropes and slide them anywhere along the metal rod to customize the position of each hanging pot. The pots are designed to hold two standard 3

Triflora is a hanging planter for indoor plants that combines the utility of a drapery rod with the beauty of potted greenery. Great for herbs, succulents, vine plants, and more, Triflora mounts to your wall or ceiling and turns your window into a space for growing plants. You can adjust the length of Triflora’s ropes and slide them anywhere along the metal rod to customize the position of each hanging pot. The pots are designed to hold two standard 3-inch (7.6 cm) diameter pots and three 6-inch (15 cm) pots, so there’s no need for re-potting. This planter is made from durable, lightweight recycled plastic with recycled wood fibre, adding a natural texture to the surface. Despite its lightness, Triflora has a max weight capacity of 20 lbs. (9.1 kg). Using Triflora indoors? Add a layer of small pebbles to the base of each pot to promote healthy drainage. Planning to use it outdoors? You can easily drill a small hole in the bottom of each pot for proper water flow. Triflora can be used indoors or outdoors and mounts to either a wall or ceiling. Measures 54.25 x 7.25 x 37.25 inches (138 x 18 x 95 cm). Made with recycled plastics. Constructed with durable materials—please unpack gently and place on flat surface.

  • Display Plants In Any Window: By hanging 5 planters on an extendable metal rod, Triflora makes it easy to water and display plants in your window without taking up space on the window sill
  • Adjusts Horizontally And Vertically: Slide Triflora’s five ropes along the metal rod and adjust their lengths to fully customize the placement of each hanging planter
  • Holds Standard Size Pots: Features durable recycled polypropylene pots, allowing Triflora to be the lightest weight possible even once plants are potted; fits two standard 3-inch (7.6 cm) and three 6-inch (15 cm) diameter pots
  • All Mounting Hardware Included: Triflora comes with mounting hardware, fits any standard 24-inch (61 cm) window, and can be ceiling or wall-mounted; ideal for herbs, succulents, vines and more. Constructed with durable materials—please unpack gently and place on flat surface
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