VECELO 5 Tier Vertical Garden Planter, Self Watering Stackable Planters with Wheels for Strawberries, Herbs, Flowers, Vegetables, Dark Green

I absolutely love this vertical planter! It’s perfect for small spaces and makes my home look so much more fresh and organized. The 5-tier design is great for growing multiple plants without taking up much room. The self-watering feature is a huge plus — it really helps keep the plants hydrated without constant attention, which is perfect for a busy schedule. It was also very easy to assemble, and the quality feels sturdy and well-made. I’m currently using it for herbs and flowers, and everything is growing beautifully. It adds such a nice aesthetic touch to my space. Definitely recommend for anyone who loves plants but doesn’t have a lot of space!

I love this vertical planter! It’s very easy to assemble and looks beautiful on my patio. The self-watering system works well and keeps my plants healthy without daily watering. The wheels make it easy to move even when full. Perfect for strawberries, herbs, and flowers. Great quality for the price!👍🥰

I am pretty happy with this planter. I went back and forth on buying this or the green stalk and ultimately chose this for multiple reasons. This is obviously much cheaper, but I wanted something shorter and I wasn’t sure if it would dry out too fast so I just didn’t want to invest in the green stalk. This also comes with the base that catches water and has the caster wheels for free (you have to buy that separate from green stalk.) So overall I am happy with this for the price. It is VERY light. I do think in a wind storm it would get knocked over. I like that black was a color option. In my pictures I do not have the top layer on, as I am not ready for it yet and did not want to wait any longer to review. I would recommend herbs and or flowers like I have, nothing that needs a deep root system, it won’t do well in this. It was so easy to put together. I had another pvc pipe for the center that I did not end up using, it would have stuck out the top and I didn’t like the look of it. If you want a green stalk trial run, get this first. I do think it was a little pricey for the thickness and quality of what you’re getting though. I’m guessing will last maybe 2-3 years.

Good qaulity and easy to assemble; however, it is too small. I needed to put this on top of a table to put seeds or transfer planta in it.

I’m really happy with how practical it is. It came well-packaged and was super easy to assemble, took me less than 15 minutes without needing any tools. The design is compact yet sturdy, and I love that it comes with wheels so I can easily move it around my patio or porch to catch the best sunlight. The self-watering feature is a big plus; it keeps my herbs and strawberries fresh even when I forget to water them for a day or two. It’s also great for small spaces since it lets you grow a variety of plants vertically without taking up much room. Overall, this is a smart, space-saving planter that looks great and makes gardening much simpler.

Much smaller than anticipated and poor quality. Does not stay together and the “hanger” is not mentioned in the description. Why have a “hanger “ when it has wheels? Also, the metal “sheet” that is supposed to keep it together via the hanging chain does not stay connected. WTH? Unfortunately I have to keep it and make do or my plants will die. Seriously disappointed.

Major design flaw is it has a chain that drops down the middle tube. It is has a hook at the top end and is secured at the bottom with a single slit washer that easily comes off with any movement. THIS IS THE ONLY THINK HOLDING EVERYTHING TOGETHER. You bump this the wrong way and the washer on bottom will slip off and everything topples apart. Pay a little more for a better planter. I lost $20 worth of materials and weeks of plant growth. Major buyers remorse for trying to safe money.

Every year I buy the stackable planters from DT, and every year by the end of the season, they are brittle and falling apart. I’ve also tried a number of ways to put a center support in them so that I could stack more than two or three, but drilling always breaks the thin plastic. I have a large garden, but when cooking, going downstairs and walking all the way over to the garden beds means that I’ll inevitably burn whatever is on the stove. This is a nice little size to keep on the patio, and because it has a center support built-in I can grow more plants because I can safely stack it higher so it’s not taking up much room. My favorite thing about this planter, though is probably the fact that it’s on casters. That means that if the afternoon sun is particularly harsh, I can easily wheel it to the covered part of the patio. Or when we’re having guests over and I want it out of the way I can wheel it over to a corner. Trying to do that with a stand that doesn’t have a center support and doesn’t have wheels is an absolute disaster. The one thing I want to point out is the instructions show you sliding the metal disk around the bottom of the chain. The chain on mine was much too long as you can see in the second picture. That being said, the metal disc did still slip around a part of the chain higher up so that I was able to get a tight support from the top to the bottom. I’m not sure at this point if I’m going to trim the excess chain because it seems like if I bought another set and wanted to add another layer, the slack would allow me to do so. It’s super hot here in Texas right now so I’m going to wait to plant this in the fall when seedlings drying out isn’t as much of an issue.