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renter friendly hanging plants Orchid & Staghorn Fern Wall Mount Vertical Planter – Renter-Friendly L – Leafy Cove

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renter friendly hanging plants Orchid & Staghorn Fern Wall Mount Vertical Planter – Renter-Friendly L – Leafy CoveA Modern Solution for Vertical Wall Mounted Plants! Create a thriving indoor vertical garden with our Orchid & Staghorn Fern Wall Mount Vertical Planter, the ultimate vertical wall planter and living wall art. Designed for easy, mess free installation, this renter friendly, no drill option lets you showcase orchids, staghorns, and other vertical plants in style. Whether you're mounting an orchid or a staghorn on a moss pole, this customizable vertical

A Modern Solution for Vertical Wall-Mounted Plants!

Create a thriving indoor vertical garden with our Orchid & Staghorn Fern Wall Mount Vertical Planter, the ultimate vertical wall planter and living wall art. Designed for easy, mess-free installation, this renter-friendly, no-drill option lets you showcase orchids, staghorns, and other vertical plants in style. Whether you're mounting an orchid or a staghorn on a moss pole, this customizable vertical plant holder ensures your plants thrive beautifully.

💧 Optional Self-Watering System!
This planter includes a 12-inch (30 cm) Self-Watering Capillary Wick Cord, keeping moss or other substrates hydrated effortlessly. The wick draws moisture from the built-in drip tray, ensuring consistent water supply without overwatering. Simply insert the wick through the bottom hole and water from the tray—no more guesswork!


Recommended Attachment Methods:

👍 Smooth, Non-Porous Walls (Painted Walls, Finished Wood, Tile, Glass, Metal)

  • Use Command Strips for easy, damage-free mounting or screws with wall anchors for added security.

👍 Drywall (With or Without Studs)

  • Use screws directly into studs for maximum support.
  • If no stud is available, use wall anchors for a secure hold.
  • Command Strips may also work on smooth, painted drywall surfaces.

👍 Textured Walls (Brick, Stucco, Rough Plaster)

  • Use screws with wall anchors for a strong hold.
  • A hammer drill may be needed for brick or stucco.
  • Command Strips may not adhere well to rough surfaces.

👍 Unfinished or Porous Wood

  • Use screws, and pre-drill holes to prevent splitting.

👍 Bathrooms or Humid Areas

  • Use screws for secure mounting.
  • For tile, pre-drill holes before inserting wall anchors.

⚠️ Important Safety Notice:

Do not mount this product using Command Strips above any bed, crib, couch, or where a person may be sleeping or resting. Do not hang on wallpaper. Do not hang above valuable or irreplaceable items.
For overhead or high-risk placements, always use screws anchored into studs or appropriate wall anchors.


Why Choose the Orchid & Staghorn Fern Wall Mount Vertical Planter?

⚙️ No Tools, No Wires, No Headaches!

🛑 Traditional Boards & Ceramic Surfaces:
❌ Require fishing line, wire, moss padding, and drilling into all walls.
❌ Plants shift easily, leading to rework.
❌ Porous ceramics need frequent adjustments for plant stability.

👍 Our Easy Wall Mount:
👍 Secure planting portal—no wires, fishing line, or extra tools needed for most walls!
👍 Install easily with Command Strips or screws with wall anchors.


💧 Protects Walls & Floors from Water Damage

🛑 Traditional Boards & Ceramic Surfaces:
❌ Watering causes drips, stains, and mold on walls and floors.
❌ Boards degrade over time, leading to mildew buildup.

👍 Our Easy Wall Mount:
👍 Built-in water-resistant shell prevents leaks and stains.
👍 Self-Watering System with Capillary Wick hydrates plants without spills.
👍 Integrated drip tray collects excess water, protecting walls and furniture.


🔒 Secure, Long-Term Plant Support

🛑 Traditional Boards & Ceramic Surfaces:
❌ Wires, twine, and moss padding degrade over time.
❌ Root systems struggle to anchor on smooth ceramic surfaces.

👍 Our Easy Wall Mount:
👍 Dovetail slide mount locks in place, securely holding up to 12 pounds.
👍 Prevents shifting or root instability for long-term plant health.
👍 Self-watering feature supports moisture-loving plants like orchids and moss.


🎨 Versatile, Modern Plant Mount with Customizable Colors

🛑 Traditional Boards & Ceramic Planters:
❌ Boards provide a rustic look but lack moisture control.
❌ Ceramics are sleek but can cause water stains without proper drainage.

👍 Our Easy Wall Mount:
👍 Sleek, water-resistant planter perfect for vertical gardens.
👍 Customizable colors to match your decor.
👍 Designed for renters and homeowners with a no-drill option.


🌟 Key Features:

🌿 Dual Display Options:
Use as a wall-mounted vertical plant display with the modern dovetail slide system or place it on shelves, desks, or countertops for versatile décor.

🪴Original Mandorla / Almond-Shaped Center Mesh Pattern Design:
A wide mandorla opening allows for easy planting access, while the tapered bottom helps support root systems securely. Features Leafy Cove’s original signature mandorla mesh pattern, as seen across our moss poles, planters, and more.

💧 Self-Watering with Integrated Capillary Wick:
Draws moisture from the bottom drip tray/reservoir, keeping moss or other substrates hydrated for extended periods.

💦 Built-in Drip Tray for Bottom Watering:
Prevents overwatering and keeps walls and furniture free from water stains.

🌬️ Open-Top Design:
Allows for easy watering, misting, and airflow for healthy plant growth.

🌍 Eco-Friendly & Durable Construction:
Made in the USA from sustainable PLA materials, ensuring long-lasting performance.

🐾 Pet-Safe Design:
Crafted from non-toxic materials, safe for pets and plant enthusiasts alike.


🛠️ Protect Your Walls with Our Modern Discreet Dovetail Slide Wall Mount:

🔒 Sturdy & Secure:

  • The dovetail slide locks the planter in place, preventing movement.
  • Supports up to 12 pounds using Command Strips or 30+ pounds with wall screws.

🔄 Smooth Sliding Access:

  • The drip tray slides in and out, allowing for easy bottom watering or soaking.

🛡️ Wall Protection:

  • Keeps plants elevated from the wall, preventing water stains and moisture buildup.

Renter-Friendly Installation – No Drilling Required!

❌ No-Drill Option:

  • Perfect for renters! Install with three Command Strips for a tool-free setup.
  • Easy removal without leaving holes or marks.

🔩 More Permanent Option:

  • Use two wall screws for a secure, long-term installation.

Choose Your Perfect Wall-Mounted Plant Display Size:

📏 Small Size - Perfect for smaller Plant Bases, Smaller Orchids, And Starter Plants / Seedlings

  • Total Dimensions: 7 in (17.75 cm) tall × 4.5 in (11.5 cm) wide × 1.75 in (4.5 cm) deep
  • Internal Planting Space: 1 in (2.5 cm) deep × 4 in (10 cm) wide × 5 in (12.7 cm) tall
  • Almond-Shaped Opening: 3 in (7.6 cm) tall × 2 in (5 cm) wide
  • Pot Equivalent: Suitable for 3-inch to 4-inch pots
  • Best For: Small spaces, desks, and shelf displays

📏 Medium Tall Size - For Medium Plant Bases ( Great for Plants with longer Foliage 

  • Total Dimensions: 9.75 in (24.75 cm) tall × 4.5 in (11.5 cm) wide × 1.75 in (4.5 cm) deep
  • Internal Planting Space: 1 in (2.5 cm) deep × 4 in (10 cm) wide × 8 in (20.3 cm) tall
  • Almond-Shaped Opening: 4.5 in (11.4 cm) tall × 2.5 in (6.35 cm) wide
  • Pot Equivalent: Suitable for 4-inch to 5-inch pots
  • Best For: Medium-sized walls, shelf displays, and table tops with ducktail stand (sold separately) 

📏 Large Size - For Wider Larger Plants Base

  • Total Dimensions: 9.5 in (24.25 cm) tall × 6.5 in (16.5 cm) wide × 2 in (5 cm) deep
  • Internal Planting Space: 2 in (5 cm) deep × 6 in (15.2 cm) wide × 7 in (17.8 cm) tall
  • Almond-Shaped Opening: 5 in (12.7 cm) tall × 3 in (7.6 cm) wide
  • Pot Equivalent: Suitable for 5-inch to 6-inch pots
  • Best For: Large feature walls and statement plant displays and table tops with ducktail stand (sold separately) 

Step-by-Step Planting & Wall Mounting Instructions — No Strings (or Stress) Required 🌿✨

  1. Remove the planter insert from the outer shell and lay it flat on a sturdy surface with the almond-shaped planting opening facing up. 🪴 This stable position makes it easy to place your plant and add substrate securely.

  2. To use the self-watering feature, thread the included water-wicking twine through the two small holes in the bottom of the insert (use just one hole for the small vertical planter). 🧵 Tie a knot at the end where it comes out the bottom, and leave at least one inch of twine extending into the reservoir to draw moisture up. 💧

  3. Add your substrate of choice (we recommend sustainable sphagnum moss) to the bottom corners near the drainage holes to help with moisture retention and airflow. 🌱 This also creates a stable base for your root ball.

  4. Prepare your plant by gently loosening its roots and removing about 70% of the original potting soil or medium. ✂️ Be gentle — you want to keep those roots happy!

  5. Slow-release fertilizer tablets (Optional) — Add a couple of slow-release fertilizer tablets directly into the base of the insert before placing the plant. 🌸 This helps feed your plant as it grows.

  6. Place your plant through the almond-shaped center planting opening. 🥥 The tapered design helps hold your plant in place using gravity.

  7. Add more substrate around the root ball through the same opening. Pack gently but firmly to keep the plant secure. 🛠️

  8. For starter plants or plants with smaller root structures, weave twine or clear fishing line through the mesh over the plant’s root base and across the opening for extra support. 🧵 No need to drill holes — the planter is designed for this!

  9. Test the hold. Lightly tap the back of the insert while holding it upright — if anything shifts, add more substrate or moss until snug. ✅

  10. Once your plant is secure, place the insert back into the outer shell. 🎉 Fill the reservoir (optional), and mount the planter on the wall using the included wall plate. 🛠️ It slides right into the dovetail slot. Be sure your wall plate is level and secure. Then step back and admire your living wall! 🌿🌸


Ready to Elevate Your Plant Display?

Transform your space with our Wall-Mounted Orchid & Staghorn Mount Display, the ultimate vertical wall planter and living wall art. Designed for easy, mess-free installation, this renter-friendly, no-drill option allows you to showcase your orchids, staghorns, and other vertical plants with style and ease.

🌿 Choose a modern, self-watering solution that keeps your plants thriving effortlessly!

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