I want a hanging planter for indoors that I can water in place without water dripping on my floor or furniture. Will this planter serve this purpose?
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.
2047757
Yes, this can be used indoors. I used it to plant orchids outdoors and I am very satisfied. In fact I am trying to find bigger ones for other and bigger plants.
2047758
Yes . . . . . this is perfect. Remember to only water through the "hole" on the side until you see that it is full, and not from the top of the plant or it will leak from that very hole. Love the style, shape and color of the pot. Highly recommend it! Yorkie Mom, Myrtle Beach, SC
529503
If water freezes in your area, the planter belongs inside during the cold months. I have seen it used in a solarium to start plants prior to growing season in colder climates.
1064993
Its really short but you could put a standard garden hose on there the problem being I am not sure there is enough water pressure to run the water all the way through unless its going down hill, also don't expect to water hanging pots or really anything above ground level
1026808
Probably but why not just buy a solid sheet of "whatever" and just sit your planter on top. You really want good drainage or you will end up with a large mud puddle when it rains.
1481870
Sturart, Per your inquiry: This will easily support normal wgted hanging plants. It is very sturdy; I would just be sure to secure it with long enough screws attached to strong enough wood. Enjoy.
2088019
It is designed for indoor use only. The construction is not water tight. However, I have one mounted outdoors in a covered porch area. Its been going strong for about 6 months now. If you can keep the rain off it, you might be fine.
2274591
I don't see why not, but make sure you have a 'drip catcher' in case you add too much water...you would not want to ruin your floor!
2278685
No. You have to hang it up so that the water will drip off and it will dry. Ensure that you dry it completely before next use.
2092145
When it is in that position it is for when you are soaking the inside with a cleaning solution. It also hangs the other way to drip dry
1441625
I think you need to have it hanging vertically, otherwise the water might drip out. Plus I think having it hanging helps release the wrinkles.
599713
Yes. Provided that you fill the flower tower evenly so it will not tip over. The watering tube insert is removable and that should help when filling the top. I think it could be easily weighted down with those glass pebbles for floral arrangments.
1413451
It will sit flat and is quite stable when filled with a lot of water. Watering sections will then be about 3 inches off the ground/floor. Sounds like a good idea as long as they don't chew. Good luck!
477977
I would say yes. There is a lid, that fits on the top. You could put a plant in it, or leave the lid off. Rain water would naturally fall into the barrel, if the lid isn't on. There is no reason that you have to keep the lid on except to appearance. It has a faucet or a short hose that you can use to drain the water out when needed. I really like mine.
2260679
Once it's full of soil & plants, it's very heavy & probably not water-tight. If you have a permanent location for it on a tile floor, maybe in a greenhouse or solarium, it might work indoors. There is an internal drip watering system, but we also water plants from the top.
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Haven't seen a hanger, they suggest you put it in the shade, or in a pot to shade it, not in direct sun. I also found that water pressure is very important, my plumber removed something from my front faucet to increase water pressure and it made the hose leak. Regular pressure in the back yard, the hose has been fine for months.
1579878
Water drainage has not been an issue for us because as a precaution we placed the planters on porcelain plates. The plants are indoors watered once a week but we have never noticed water on the plates or the carpet.
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Depending upon what type of wood is used. Honestly, I would not use this item except as a "hanging" water source on a deck. It need to be used where the excess splashed water will fall upon the ground. Also, I have found the item is great as a bird feeder (small seeds) for backyard use. Hope this helps. Happy birding!!!