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Self-Watering Planter Cube 14

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$14.99

• Wicking system delivers water to roots automatically
• No re-potting necessary – transfer grow pot directly to planter
• Lightweight and UV-resistant
• Shatterproof
• Award-winning German design

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Whether you are planting basil, thyme, parsley, or chives, Lechuza self-watering cube is the easiest way to grow fresh, potted herbs indoors. In the attractive and compact CUBE planters, the water level indicator lets you know when to fill the reservoir so that your plants receive the ideal amount of water and stay fresh longer.

There's no need to repot plants: simply push the wick irrigation system into the drainage hole in the base of the grow pot and then place the pot directly into the planter. Fill the reservoir and the wick will draw water up into the soil as the plant needs it, keeping it healthy and flourishing. This beautifully designed self-watering cube is the perfect accent for any home or office!

Ultralight
UV-resistant Polypropylene
Soil capacity: 1-1/4 quarts
Water capacity: 2 cups
Indoor use only
Fits grow pots from 4 to 4-3/4 inches in diameter
Height 5.3in
Width: 5.5in

CUBE Color 14 All-in-One Set includes

planter + plant liner and wick

New system

Easy to use

With wick irrigation system
No repotting necessary - simply place store-bought herbs with grow pot in the planter
Food safe
Mix & match thanks to color-neutral planter liners

Insert wick in the grow pot. CUBE Color 14 use inserting

Place grow pot in CUBE Color 14, water - done.

Additional Information

How it Works	Easy to Use Insert Wick in the Grow Pot Place Grow Pot in Cube Add Water How Do I Water and Nurture My Plants in a LECHUZA Pot? Water the plants onto the top of soil during the first weeks, until the roots have grown into the water reservoir ("growing-in phase"). During this time, you can check the soil or the LECHUZA-PON substrate just below the surface to see if it's still moist. If it's dry, you can water the plant. Test: After a few weeks you can fill the water reservoir halfway. If the water level indicator goes down in the next few days, the roots have grown into the reservoir. Fill the water reservoir up to "max.", LECHUZA now takes care of your plants. Once the level indicator shows, "min." it is not necessary to water your plant immediately. The substrate is still moist enough to provide water to the plant. Be careful: Stick to the "dry phase"! It is different with every plant and depends on the following factors: The species and variety of plant, position of the planter, need for air humidity and water, temperature conditions, and substrate requirements. We recommend a dry phase of 2 - 10 days, except with plants like cacti, we suggest a little longer.

How it Works

Easy to Use

Insert Wick in the Grow Pot
Place Grow Pot in Cube
Add Water

How Do I Water and Nurture My Plants in a LECHUZA Pot?

Water the plants onto the top of soil during the first weeks, until the roots have grown into the water reservoir ("growing-in phase"). During this time, you can check the soil or the LECHUZA-PON substrate just below the surface to see if it's still moist. If it's dry, you can water the plant.

Test: After a few weeks you can fill the water reservoir halfway. If the water level indicator goes down in the next few days, the roots have grown into the reservoir. Fill the water reservoir up to "max.", LECHUZA now takes care of your plants. Once the level indicator shows, "min." it is not necessary to water your plant immediately. The substrate is still moist enough to provide water to the plant.

Be careful: Stick to the "dry phase"! It is different with every plant and depends on the following factors: The species and variety of plant, position of the planter, need for air humidity and water, temperature conditions, and substrate requirements. We recommend a dry phase of 2 - 10 days, except with plants like cacti, we suggest a little longer.