Sky Planter | By Boskke

The award winning Sky Planter is a ingenious solution for people that don´t have a huge living or office space, but want plants in their home or work environment. Defying gravity, the unique upside-down planter features an innovative design that allows you to save space (no sacrificing of floor space), and conserve water, thanks to a unique reservoir that feeds water gradually to the plant’s roots, this also saves you time. Assemble is easy, simply remove the desired plant from their pot and place them into the Sky Planter, once locked in place you can suspend it from a ceiling hook. Great for hanging your favorite herbs in your kitchen! watch the video

Available now in the US from amazon and in Europe from amazon.co.uk

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