Does this planter need a plastic liner inside?
1479527
I purchased this at the end of the summer and have not planted it yet but I do think it needs some type of lining to keep it from rotting. I added some ace hardware wheels that will be great for drainage and moving. I hope this helps.
1479528
Wouldn't be a bad idea although I lined mine with landscape fabric (bottom and up the sides) and put 2" of pea pebbles (not gravel) in the bottom before adding soil. It's gorgeous and works for me!
2247652
Since it is described on various websites as "indoor planter" I'm inclined to believe that it is only meant to be indoors.The one I bought is used indoors. Amazon's own description says, "All beautiful, all durable, all practical, both indoors and out" so it may depend on just how cold it gets where you live.
711066
It does not. All it has is a small curved piece that goes in the bottom of the can. I thought it had an inner liner because the video showed a liner: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxl5i2PjLnw ; however, that video must show a different model! This model, purchased from Amazon from this page, does not have an inner liner.
1292601
There is a tray inside the planter that has draining holes. It sits inside so it will drain on the inside so you have to empty it out every once in awhile. no biggie. Great planter.
2247653
Since it is described on various websites as "indoor planter" I'm inclined to believe that it is only meant to be indoors. The one I bought is used indoors. Amazon's own description says, "All beautiful, all durable, all practical, both indoors and out" so it may depend on just how cold it gets where you live.
1335205
No it does not have a plastic liner and I do not know if you can buy one seperately.
31396
No, its needs a liner behind it due to being slightly see through but it's not bad at all . I love mine in my daughters bathroom
1215352
Yes, it is insulated with a thin, white plastic liner. Btw, the tin rusts really easily so make sure you keep the metal parts wiped down and dry.
372310
Yes, there is either a plastic or nylon liner on the underside of the chrome domed lid. I really don't see this as a problem though.
1977985
No its a plastic liner, works great at first, but will last only for a short time!
336029
No. I used coir matting in the bottom and sides of mine and put the potting soil in over the matting so I'd get good drainage. I'd be hesitant to use anything like a tray because of the drainage.
2256575
This is smaller than a brown paper grocery sack, if that is what you are asking. I use mine for collecting cans, bottles, etc. before I take them to the outside recycle bin, so I do not need a liner. I just rinse out the plastic can, as needed.
1730703
As the filtered cover fits snugly inside the container, I can't see how that would work unless it has sufficient rigidity to stand inside without support. As it is stainless steel, I do not use a liner; rinsing it outside after emptying it in my compost pile. It rinses freely with little adhesion or staining noted.
1191991
No it does not come with a plastic liner tray? But that would be a great idea!
903290
No, there is no liner, no feet (just a flat bottom) and wicker on three sides with the back being part wicker and part ventilated cardboard. Hope this helps you. I've had no problems with it at all.
903485
I didn't use a liner. There's a plug that I covered with coffee filters so not to lose the potting mix if it needs draining. I used a potting mix and grew herbs in a south window all winter.
1791995
Needs a plastic liner. The curtain is made of sheer polyester similar to sheer window curtains. I love it.