Wall Hanging Self Watering Planter for Balcony Garden
Fill a bare balcony rail or fence with herbs and flowers without giving up floor space. Each module holds two pockets with black liners and a reservoir that keeps roots moist between waterings, and you add modules as the wall fills in.
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Fill a bare balcony rail or fence with herbs and flowers without giving up floor space. Each module holds two pockets with black liners and a reservoir that keeps roots moist between waterings, and you add modules as the wall fills in.
Stackable vertical planter that turns any wall, fence or balcony into a space-saving garden
- limited ground space for gardening
- balcony and small-yard planting
- plants drying out between waterings
Turn any wall into a garden that waters itself
Tight balconies and small yards leave no room for pots, and plants dry out between visits. Stack these pockets up a wall and let the reservoir keep roots fed while the space fills with green.
Water that stays where the roots can reach
- A reservoir that waters between visits
The reservoir sits beneath the pockets, so roots can draw water over the days you are not home. In a hot week the soil stays moist where a hanging basket would be bone dry by the afternoon.
- Stack it, don't crowd the floor
Modules stack vertically, so the planter climbs the wall and keeps the floor clear for chairs and foot traffic. Start with one module and add more as the space allows.
- Black liners hold the soil in place
Each pocket has a black inner liner that keeps soil contained and gives the wall a clean, finished look from across the room.
From box to wall in one afternoon
- 1Mount the bracket
Hold the bracket against the wall or railing, check it is level, and fix it with anchors rated for a wet, planted module.
- 2Stack the modules
Click the modules together vertically. The embossed Flower branding faces forward so the stack reads as one piece.
- 3Plant the pockets
Fill each black-lined pocket with soil and your chosen herbs or flowers, then set the plants in firmly.
- 4Fill the reservoir
Add water to the reservoir so the roots start with a steady supply. Top up only when it runs low.
Everything you need to hang it today
- Planter modules
Two planting pockets per module, lime green with embossed Flower branding
- Wall-hanging bracket
Sits on the back of the first module for a flat, level wall mount
- Black inner liners
One liner sits in each pocket to keep soil contained
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Questions and answers
Yes. Each module hangs flat against the wall through its back bracket, so it works on a railing, a fence panel or a plain wall. Hang one on a narrow rail where a floor pot would block the walkway, or stack modules when you want a full column of pockets.
The reservoir sits under the pockets, and the black inner liners hold the soil in place around the roots. You still check the soil with a finger and top up the reservoir when it runs low. On a hot week that means fewer trips with a watering can than a hanging basket needs.
The body is molded plastic made for balconies, patios and fences, so it sits outside through the season without any special care. Check the bracket and anchors after strong wind, and hang the planter where the sun is steady rather than blasting one spot all afternoon.
Mount the bracket level, then use anchors rated for the weight of a wet, planted module. Wet soil is heavy, so do not rely on a single small screw in drywall. Check the bracket is level before you add soil and water.
Herbs such as basil and mint work well, along with trailing flowers and shade-tolerant plants like peace lilies. Match each plant to the light on your wall. Sun-lovers stay thin on a north-facing side, so put them where the day is brightest.
A hanging basket that dries out every hot afternoon needs constant watering or replacing. One module gives you a full wall of planting pockets without taking floor space, and you add modules later as the garden grows. Start with one and see how often it asks for water.