Vertical Wall Planter, 4 Pots Self Watering Living Planters Indoor, Wooden Frame Planter Wall Decoration Home Office (No Screw)

Great look on my wall. I did 3 of these BUT I use faux plants in them so I don't have to add water anymore. Looks great with no maintenance now other than occasionally normal house dusting. Very different for a wall. I get a lot of compliments of them. I'd surely buy again. Easy to hang too after measuring heights and centering on wall spots.

This QUOAOT Vertical Wall Planter seems to be very well-made. The wooden frame looks sturdy and the self-watering system appears to be well-designed. We received the planter and it was exactly as described.Unfortunately, we ultimately decided we didn't have a suitable location for it in our home and didn't end up using it.Pros:* High-quality construction* Attractive design* Includes self-watering systemCons:* Not needed for our current needsOverall: If you're looking for a stylish and functional vertical garden, this planter seems like a good option. We just weren't able to find the right spot for it in our home.

The media could not be loaded. Love it! My plants are thriving- Planning to buy another one to place under this one and make a big frame for my wall.

Super cute got for my sister as a gift, easy to use saves space and adorable will be getting one for my mom for mothers day

While I love the idea of these, the functionality of them is not as I'd hoped. For the price, I don't think they are worth it. Yes, it comes with everything you need, and they are not too hard to hang on the wall. Once up, they do feel sturdy on the wall. My problem is, it is very hard to add the water, and it keeps the plants much wetter than the soil needs to be. While yes, I ordered the natural wood option, it is completely unfinished and just has a low quality feel and look to it. The size of them is fine, but I think the design and look would be better suited for holding fake plants. Fun idea, but not something I would purchase again.

Just a couple flaws. I ended up using this for air plants because the effectiveness of plating with soil was too much. Once a plant is in one of the cups it is incredibly difficult to take out to look at the roots or change out plants. Watering was also too much of a mess. Because it’s slanted I couldn’t get it to stop dripping. With air plants it works very well though!

The media could not be loaded. I really like this plant habitat. It was a little smaller than expected but still looks really good. I do wish there was an easier way to see how much water is in there. Minor details that can be overlooked as long as my plants don’t die and it does what it’s supposed to do. It’s not heavy but also not light once the plants are added so I put it on a stud. I’ll see how this one goes and if all is well, I wouldn’t hesitate to purchase a few more.

unless your plants are bog plants, they will not do well. If there is water in there, the soil is drenched, when it is dry you can't tell because there is no way to see the water level. I finally just gave up after killing many plants. You will spill water all over because you can't tell how full it is.. great idea, poor execution. :(