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self-watering pots for plants Varick 20 Ceramic Self Watering Pot White Dolomite

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self-watering pots for plants Varick 20 Ceramic Self Watering Pot White DolomiteThe Varick Self Watering Planter is the ultimate vessel for displaying your prized houseplants. The elevated base conceals a water reservoir through which our patented sub irrigated insert allows plants to drink at their own pace. This large reservoir allows for more time between waterings and takes the guess work out of watering. The subtle slant in the vessel highlights foliage and flowering plants alike. We particularly love to display our

 

The Varick Self-Watering Planter is the ultimate vessel for displaying your prized houseplants. The elevated base conceals a water reservoir through which our patented sub-irrigated insert allows plants to drink at their own pace. This large reservoir allows for more time between waterings and takes the guess work out of watering.

The subtle slant in the vessel highlights foliage and flowering plants alike. We particularly love to display our Philodendron, Ficus, and Anthurium collections in this elegant planter.



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