?SPECIFICATION :

Material: ?plastic Cover?+?ceramics Inner

? ?
S: ? 90*90*130 cm
L: ? 130*130*190 cm

Includes Sky Planter pot? Ceiling Hook (and plastic plug)? Extension Wire and Instructions.

Defying gravity? our unique upside-down planter encourages abundant greenery at home and at work? without sacrificing floor space. The Sky Planter? with its innovative design? allows you to:

? ? ?
1. Purify your air

Plants emit oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide and noxious chemicals. This purifies the air around us and increases well being? concentration and rest.

2. Improve your health

Plants have been proven to positively affect people：s physical and mental health. In the workplace? plants increase alertness and productivity and alleviate stress while studies show that most people prefer plants in their home.

3. Save space

Look up in any home? office or other indoor environment and the least used space will inevitably be the ceiling. What better place to grow an indoor garden without interrupting your day-to-day living.

4. Conserve water

Potted plants commonly lose water through evaporation and drainage. The Sky Planter：s unique reservoir feeds water gradually to the plant：s roots. Because there is no excess water to drain away? they can be used indoors? without losing water to evaporation.

5. Transform your view of nature

Look up and enjoy the beauty of nature with a Sky Planter

A simple locking disc or ceramic collar fits around the stem of the plant and connects to the planter body with small tabs? much like a tea pot lid. A plastic mesh is also included that can be cut to fit around the plant stem and sit on top of the soil as added protection against soil falling. Our several years of testing has found that a small amount of soil may initially fall out when the Sky Planter is first hung? but it will quickly compact and stabilise.

A porous ceramic reservoir sits at the top of the Sky Planter and connects with the soil. It：s filled through a small hole at the top of the planter and water is gradually released into the soil by diffusion. This means most of the water reaches the plant roots directly? reducing evaporation and conserving water. It also means you：ll only have to fill the reservoir when it：s empty? saving time. Ensure there is a good connection between the reservoir and soil for the water to flow sufficiently. Depending on the size of your Sky Planter? your climate and the type of plant you：ve chosen you：ll probably only have to water every week or two.

The main difference is in the watering system. With a conventional planter you need to water plants regularly? and almost daily in the height of summer. In contrast? the porous reservoir of the Sky Planter regulates the amount of water that is fed directly to the plant roots depending on how dry the soil is. The more water absorbed by the plant from the soil? the faster the water flows from the reservoir to the soil? and the more frequently the reservoir will need to be filled.