Lechuza Self Watering Plant Pots Indoor DELTA 10 Plastic Flower Window Box Small Herb Planter without Drainage Hole D35 H30 cm Charcoal Metallic

Love this! I bought this so I was able to put herbs in it so that I always had fresh herbs for when I was cooking and I'm so glad I did! You have to continue watering these are normal for about 6 weeks until the self-watering begins to happen however I didn't find this to be a problem. This is easy to set up and sits perfectly on my kitchen window and looks great however the only downside of this is that you can tell it's plastic which I know could be a problem for some people but it didn't bother me, I just wanted something that was going to be able to keep my herbs hopefully alive since when I've done it before by myself I've ended up killing them and now that I've got this they are thriving. I will buy this again for next year when I'm wanting to put flowers in it because I think it'll work just as well for those.

Lovely design and easy to plant up. I have used clay balls in it, not soil, and it works fine. The only thing is in other models there are recessed handles to lift out the planting tray. The one i bought doesnt have that so im not sure if im ever going to be able to clean out the water trough. I really like it though and my orchids that were in 3 seperate orchid pots are now much happier.

Arrived quickly, no damage, and well-packaged.It is smaller than I had imagined, even when I'd measured it out! It fits very easily onto a normal windowsill. It's not very wide, just wide enough for one of the supermarket potted herbs to fit in when removed from its pot!It's also not very deep, especially when you've put all of the gravel stuff in that they give you. There's very little space to put your own compost/herbs/more compost in, and it very quickly becomes full and a very messy job! I managed to fit 3 herbs in (basil, coriander, and parsley) and I'd advise getting the larger one. Watering it is very simple, once you've worked out what the IKEA-style pictogram instructions are telling you to do!You need to allow the roots time to grow down through the gravel so that they can reach the water, so you have to (for 12 weeks I think?) water it from the top, as they won't be able to get any water from the bottom just yet. So, for about 3 months, it's not really self-watering, but after that you pour the water down the side and it's mostly self-regulating, with you topping it up every now and then when it gets lower.As a person who has never managed to keep any plant alive for any period of time, I'm pretty pleased and excited that my herbs seem to be doing really well, and that they look good whilst doing it!Overall, I think it looks sleek and smart (the little tube thing on the side spoils the look a bit, but my coriander is hiding mine...!) it's not expensive for what it is, and it feels pretty sturdy, so I don't see why you'd need to replace it!

I own 3 of those pots different sizes for different plants. They simply amazing. The quality is superb, they don't loose colour and my plants are growing like crazy.I had always problems when going for holidays where my plants would just die if I could not get anyone to feed them. Now I don't care anymore as you top-up water and off you go for 2 weeks.I always had problems keeping my plants in good shape they would just start dying after 10-12 months and my herb pot would die if I went away for weekend. See pictures in my other review Greek basil cannot stop growing while the other plats keeps flowering non stop - crazy. Now I will be buying another Lechuza pot for my Yuka.Best spent money ever - and yes they not cheap but spending money on plants constantly is no fun at all.

I like the design of the pot. It's of great size for my orchids. It's easy to set up. I haven't watered the orchids in 4 weeks and they are growing and healthy.

these are wonderful and has the unique way of keeping your plants hydrated if you for get to water them!the finish is great and the look is very clean and the colour is just right.love it although alittle expensive for a plant pot but worth its unique and tidy.follow the instructions carefully as its like a filter with different layers.

I have two of these in white gloss, one with 2 peace lilies and another with 2 maidenhair ferns. Both are gorgeous and the plantings are very healthy. I have ordered another one in red, probably for 3 aglaonema prosperity, which has green and pink leaves. More expensive little plants but I am getting on very well with lechuza planters and have no doubt that the plants will do well, like all the others

Water level isn't reliable. It often gets stuck, so do not trust it. To have it back I have to lift the internal part, which isnt easy to do with the plant in it.Aside of this unreliable water level, the plant and soil are doing well with this pot.

Lechuza nunca decepcionaes caro pero es una buena inversiónnecesito más modelos en blanco brillante (más grandes)

I love everything about this item, it’s perfect 👌Thank you☀️

Love this planter. Suits my aesthetic.

Excelentes!

Aus dem Supermarkt habe ich Basilikum mitgenommen, und habe diesen nach Gebrauch umgetopft.Der Basilikum fühlt sich sichtbar wohl wie man sieht!Das gießen geht echt sehr gut, ab und an halte ich dann eine dreitägige Trockenzeit ein, und ab und an bekommt sie Lechuza Flüssigdünger für Grünpflanzen.PositivSehr schöne GrößeRobustÜbersichtlichSieht sehr schön ausNegativNichts