Viva Self-Watering Rolling Planter - 17 Inch Round Large Flower Pot with Wheels for Indoor Outdoor Plants - Perfect for Home Garden, Patio, Balcony Decor (Blue)
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Product Description
Bold colors and a high-gloss finish make these 17" pots really stand out. The built-in casters let you roll them easily - to a sunny spot on the deck, out of the way for a party. They're self-watering, too, to reduce watering chores and provide plants with a consistent supply of moisture.
Product Features
LARGE & SELF WATERING--- These bright and bold 17" planters are big enough to hold 40 quarts of soil. With a built in 1-1/2 gallon water reservoir, they are self-watering to reduce watering chores and provide plants with a consistent supply of moisture
EASY TO MOVE--- Moving planters as large as this can be a pain, but not with this one! Built-in casters make these planters mobile, to let you roll them easily to a sunny spot on the deck, or out of the way for a party
PRODUCT DETAILS This planter is made from UV-stabilized polypropylene. It is 17-1/4" in diameter x 16-3/4" H with a soil capacity of 40 quarts
Customer Reviews
Just returned 2 of these past week. Does Not include a Water Gauge device to indicate how much water you have watered. However, there is an inelegant 'hole' cut into the side of the planter few inches from the bottom. Was a brand plaque supposed to have been in place at the crudely cut hole? Maybe it was a 'stop-gap' means to prevent drowning your plant? Now, there is a 'release valve' (opening at bottom) for outdoor use. However the inner protrusion does 'Not' go some way up so as to maintain any sufficient amount of water in the planter if you were to leave it open for outdoor use. The help desk (more like non-help) insist that there is an ingress access for you to water the plant from up top when there is No such device or facility. The 'foundation tray' that holds the soil to allow for sufficient space for water reservoir occupies a level that covers the 'cut hole' partially.... which block your view into the hole if you are attempting see how much water is in the reservoir, or block your water spout from your watering can if you think that is how you would do 'bottom watering'. It is just odd and awkward.
