is there protection between the wall and the planter?Who does the wall stay dry and where does the water drain?
1482045
There is no protection for the wall unless you put something. The water will drain straight through the fabric unless you provide some way to stop it. I think it might be ok outside but didn't work well for me indoors. Could also be good for small succulents.
1482046
The wall does not stay dry. The water does drain down the wall.. It does get damp but its outdoor paint meant to repell water so it's not too bad.
695617
There are open slats on the bottom of the unit, so I laid burlap over the slats to keep soil from falling out, but that allows water to drain. These are wonderful boxes that have been outside my front door since spring. Mine are planted with Creeping Jenny and Euchera.....only requiring trimming and watering in drought conditions.
1058607
The screen is a nice one but since I don't have anything planted in the planter, water collects there. I will probably drill holes in the planter so water doesn't collect there but I would imagine mosquitoes will prosper there if I don't do something about it.
1946813
There isn't a hole straight through the bottom. Inside you will find an elevated drainage area where you can put a potted plant with a drainage hole. Works nicely as a hanging planter.
1495516
There's a hole in the middle for drainage. I have several of the plant stands for a year now, and are very happy with them.
1920911
Unfortunately it does not have the self watering feature, and I don't remember that being mentioned in the description. Overall is a nice planter.
590057
We drain ours through a PVC pipe that turns into a planter. We do to have a drain either.
5927
If it is a through the wall you need a sleeve. The sleeve allows the condensation to drain outside.
1719709
it is a resin material - sturdy/solid - I recommend going to Lowe's and buying a 14" square planter insetert and putting it over the opening so you are not filling up the entire planter with dirt which would be impossible to mauver and drain. Also, I drilled several holes in the bottom of this unit and in the planter insert from Lowe's so that water would eaisily drain. Good luck
1444402
There is a wall panel for these, and they come with screws for the wall. So you screw in the back panel and hang the front from it. You have to screw them into studs or use appropriate anchors to mount them, as they can be heavy. As for the water, they don't drip at all if they're properly installed! They are great indoors. I notice that if I water them the wrong way (pour water over the plants rather than pour it into the holes in the top), they drip from the front a little. The wall behind the planter, however, is always dry.
1243050
No splash guard!. Water supplied out side of arbor. good for natural stone polish.
1839860
Drainage is not a problem with these planters the dried moss that lines the basket allows plenty of water to seep out - its not solid at all
2123973
It is light and you will have to drill a hole in it for water to drain. Plus you can only put a small plant in it.
1568930
That's a really good question, and one I didn't think to ask. It leaked, anyway, so mine is a planter now.
2047756
I have mine hanging outside it does not overflow unless I over water and it takes a lot to over water. I like that it keeps my plants watered on hot days unlike other planters. It also looks very nice and came with a nice cord for hanging, it is a little shallow I have a catnip plant in mine and it is growing great.
1234415
The shelves are flat on the bottom, but I haven't had any dripping problems. Usually I water the plants off the shelves.
1199688
Would that mean only water/nutrients? If so then the water would leak out of the lower levels. Each "planter" has a hole in the side at the bottom and then any excess from on top leaks into the next level.