LechuzaCubi Premium 9 Planter with Water Level Indicator, Mini, White High-Gloss

My favorite lechuza planter because the interior pot is clear and you can see what is going on with the roots. I really wish they would make all of their interior pots clear. I also love that you can just lift up the entire interior pot easily without digging into the substrate. I have several of the larger cubico’s, the minis are just so adorable and actually hold a lot of substrate. The Deltini was my previous go to for small plants, but loving the mini cubico so much. It’s adorable, and anthurium really need the additional vertical height.

I can’t believe how easy these pots are to use. My plants are doing great in it and I will be ordering more.

I love the pot's modern design and this pot actually comes with the Lechuza pons potting medium, so you have everything you need to get started in semi-hydroponics gardening. I will definitely reorder this pot.

I love the fact that the inner pot is clear. I only wish they made some a bit shorter cubbies in various sizes for orchid growers. Not crazy about their orchid pot but this. OMG. The best ever

I think this is being phased out. There is no way to determine the water level without lifting the inner container to see the water level, but it holds enough water to last at least a couple of weeks, so that is not a big concern. Also, your plant will outgrow this container before too long, anyway. Good plant minder for vacations. Haven't noticed any massive growth so far, but the plant is healthy.There is a bit more of the base growing media that the picture shows, but not enough to fill the container to the top. i start seeds in rapid rooters in an Aero Garden, then transplant them to these, then to a larger growing pot. It takes about a cup and a half of soil to fill this this to the top. the base media is some mix that appears to contain vermiculite and other rather porous lightweight media. Thig oes in the bottom of the inner continer, which holds the wick that dips into the water. I take the rapid rooter out of my aero garden when I see the roots start to appear. I place it directly of top of the base media and fill the container to about 1/2 inch below the top, up to just a bit below the first true leaves. I've only had this for a couple of weeks, and I'm relatively new to gardening and i probably would have drowned the plane judging from how dry the top soil is. I probably would have watered it to death. I have one of the larger planters, but i will have to wait for this one to grow large enough to transplant it.

These planters are great for those who travel frequently or those who do not have a green thumb. If you travel, your plants should be well watered for 12-14 days. These planters will prevent over and under watering provided you follow the very simple instructions. It is really easy to keep house plants alive and looking healthy with these planters.The planters are made out of plastic but it seems to be high quality plastic. It is much higher quality than the similarly designed planters at Home Depot. I haven't had any issues with fading or scratching yet. One thing that I don't like is that is is difficult to determine when to refill without lifting the entire top out. It would be nice if there was a little vertical window on one side so that the water level could be easily checked.

Beautiful addition. Have several of these planters in a variety of sizes, both inside & outside.This one requires no soil, takes no more than 10 mins, easy set up, can even be done in your kitchen.Tip: put your plant in before you add the provided gravel mix. Also, buy a really small plant, so it can grow into the planter vs having to try to cram it in.I found this tiny Red Kalanchoe plant @ Home Depot for $3. It’s a succulent & does really well indoors. Super low maintenance combo with the planter w/ all my work travel.

I wasn't sure about this planter when it first arrived, because it seemed on the smallish size. Then we found the perfect fern for it. Plant is crazy-happy, and we are happy, and I think all of Lechuza's products are great. Note: a lot of plants like it on the dry side, and a lot of plants like dry roots. So if you use the container for the wrong sorts of plants, there's nothing wrong with the container.