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earthy plant pots Smaller, Earthy Terracotta Self-Watering Planter – Marly Garden

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earthy plant pots Smaller, Earthy Terracotta Self-Watering Planter – Marly GardenMarly's Terracotta Planter. Perfect for adding a pop of color to any corner. Pairs well with a Christmas Cactus, Crown of Thorns, Cat Palm and Dracaena Limelight. We made the Marly planter to help you grow plants more easily. No more worrying, no more stress about who was last to water your beloved plants. Each Marly includes proven self watering technology that ensure your plants get exactly the water they need. Nothing more, nothing less. Key

 

Marly's Terracotta Planter. Perfect for adding a pop of color to any corner. Pairs well with a Christmas Cactus, Crown of Thorns, Cat Palm and Dracaena Limelight. 

We made the Marly planter to help you grow plants more easily. No more worrying, no more stress about who was last to water your beloved plants. Each Marly includes  proven self-watering technology that ensure your plants get exactly the water they need. Nothing more, nothing less. 

Key Features:

  1. Effortless Plant Care: Say goodbye to daily watering routines. Marly's self-watering system ensures your plants receive the right amount of hydration, allowing you to enjoy their beauty without the fuss.

  2. Sustainable Tech: Our planters reduce water waste by delivering moisture directly to the plant's roots, promoting healthy growth while minimizing environmental impact.

  3. For Any Plant in Any Space: Marly offers a diverse range of styles, sizes, and colors to complement any space. From sleek and modern to rustic and charming, there's a Marly planter to match your unique design vision.

  4. Weather Proof: Our planters are designed to adapt to changing climate conditions, ensuring your plants thrive, whether they grace your indoor sanctuary or enhance your outdoor oasis.

  5. Interior and Exterior Use: Seamlessly transition your greenery from indoors to outdoors and back again. Marly's planters are versatile enough to adorn any environment.

What's included:
  • Marly's self-watering planter
  • In-mould legs for elevation
  • Marly's self-watering technology to ensure happier, healthier plants
  • Water gauge allowing our users to know when to refill their Marly each month
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