Recycled Car Seat Resin 8" RE Self Watering Planter Black - Room Essentials™

This is a great size planter that you can use for larger plants. I love that it is self watering as I often forget to water my plants as often as I should. I like the look of the black and the contrast it gives against the plants. The fact that it is made with recycled car seats is another bonus! I would definitely recommend this.

This is a great planter if you’re someone who tends to forget to water your plants, it has the little spout on the bottom of the planter built-in so you can just add water and it goes right to the bottom soil and the plants can pull it up by the root , which is how they get their water the best! I like the black color it goes with everything looks really sleek, this can be used indoor or outdoor.

I am always on the lookout for planters so I can get more greenery in my environment. I like this planter for many reasons. It is made from reused materials, has a compartment for water flow in the bottom that you barely notice, it is very lightweight and has a sleek minimal design. I thought about hanging it from the ceiling because it is so light and minimal but ultimately decided to use it as a home office corner planter.

I knew this pot would be larger than the one my plant was in previously, but I was still surprised at how large this planter is. It is probably more than twice the size of the one I had my plant in previously. I transferred my aloe plant over and it looks great. The only slight downside is that this pot is a bit wider than any of my windowsills so I had to move it to a different one which it still slightly hangs off of. I am satisfied with it and hope my plant likes it as well as I do, lol.

This is a recycled (from car seats) self-watering planter. It is a decent size and can fit a medium sized house plant. It is plastic, so it did arrive a bit banged up, but that’s fine. I love that it is self watering, so you can kind of “set it and forget it.” This makes it easier for those of us who want to be plant parents but our thumb isn’t quite so green.