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3 inch hanging planter

3 inch hanging planter 3 inch Wall Mount Crown Pot Bundle Renter-Friendly Living Wall with No-Drill and Self-Watering Option Shiny Gold

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3 inch hanging planter 3 inch Wall Mount Crown Pot Bundle Renter-Friendly Living Wall with No-Drill and Self-Watering Option Shiny GoldA Modern Solution for Wall Mounted Plants! Bring your favorite plants off shelves and onto the wall with a modular system designed for clean watering, flexible setups, and long term use. This bundle includes the Crown Pot, reversible insert, dovetail wall mount, and sliding drip tray for a functional, renter friendly display that works beautifully for houseplants, trailing plants, foliage plants, herbs, and more. Dimensions Interior pot space (from

A Modern Solution for Wall-Mounted Plants!

Bring your favorite plants off shelves and onto the wall with a modular system designed for clean watering, flexible setups, and long term use. This bundle includes the Crown Pot, reversible insert, dovetail wall mount, and sliding drip tray for a functional, renter friendly display that works beautifully for houseplants, trailing plants, foliage plants, herbs, and more.


📏 Dimensions
• Interior pot space (from insert): 3 inches (8 cm) wide x 3 inches (8 cm) tall
• Total height with wall mount base: 5 inches (13 cm) tall
• Drip tray width: 4 inches (10 cm) wide
Base is compatible with Standard 1.5" Diameter Parts


💧 Optional Self-Watering System
This planter includes a 12 inch (30 cm) self-watering capillary wick cord to keep moss or other substrates consistently hydrated.

• Wick draws moisture upward from the drip tray
• Helps maintain a consistent moisture level without overwatering
• To use, insert the wick through the bottom hole and water directly into the tray


🪴 Solid Pot with Mesh Bottom for Healthier Roots
This version features a solid pot body with a mesh bottom, helping support healthier root systems across a wide variety of plants.

• Mesh bottom allows better drainage
• Helps prevent water from pooling at the base
• Supports airflow at the root zone
• Helps reduce the risk of root rot for everyday plant care


🧩 Airy Insert
The included insert is fully optional and reversible, giving you 2 flexible ways to use your planter depending on your setup.

• Use the insert with the textured planting surface facing up for traditional pot use
• Or remove the insert entirely to create more open planting space for larger root systems or custom setups


🛠️ Modern Discreet Dovetail Slide Wall Mount

🔒 Sturdy and Secure
• The dovetail slide locks the planter into place
• Supports up to 12 pounds using Command Strips
• Supports 30+ pounds using screws and wall anchors

🔄 Smooth Sliding Access
• The drip tray for easy bottom watering and soaking

🛡️ Wall Protection
• Keeps plants elevated from the wall to reduce water stains and moisture buildup


🔩 Recommended Attachment Methods

👍 Smooth, Non-Porous Walls
(Painted walls, finished wood, tile, glass, metal)
• Use Command Strips for damage free mounting
• Or use screws with wall anchors for added security

👍 Drywall
(With or without studs)
• Use screws directly into studs for maximum support
• If no stud is available, use wall anchors
Command Strips may work on smooth painted drywall

👍 Textured Walls
(Brick, stucco, rough plaster)
• Use screws with wall anchors
• A hammer drill may be needed for masonry
Command Strips are not recommended on rough surfaces

👍 Unfinished or Porous Wood
• Use screws
Pre-drill holes to prevent splitting

👍 Bathrooms or Humid Areas
• Use screws for reliable long term hold
• For tile, pre-drill holes before inserting wall anchors


⚠️ Important Safety Notice
Wall hanging strips are suggested only for plants 10 lb (4.5 kg) when fully watered or less
• Do not mount using Command Strips above any bed, crib, couch, or where a person may be sleeping or resting
• Do not hang on wallpaper
• Do not hang above valuable or irreplaceable items
• For overhead or high risk placements, always use screws anchored into studs or appropriate wall anchors


🌿 Pet Safe and Non Toxic
Free from harmful chemicals, making this safe for homes with pets.

🌿 Built for Durability
Heavy duty construction designed for long term indoor and outdoor plant support.

🌿 3D Printed with Care
Slight variations in texture are normal and give each piece a unique, organic look.

🌿 Made to Order in Oakland, California
Produced using sustainable, plant-based PLA materials.

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