14.5-Inch Grey Rectangle Concrete Succulent Planter Windowsill Boxes

I really like the style of these concrete planters! I’ve bought several in different sizes and they are great! I use both for succulents and for sponges/soaps etc in my bathroom

This is perfect for succulent arrangements! It fits well in narrow windowsills. The concrete is almost like terra-cotta but not quite as porous. But it still has good drainage and will work well for succulents as long as you don’t overwater them and place it in a sunny location.This also works well as a compact humidity tray. With the drainage hole plugged, I’ve placed rose quartz in it and poured distilled water over the stones (using distilled prevents hard water residue from building up on the quartz over time). As it evaporates, it increases the proximal humidity.

I purchased 3 of these, one at a time, a week apart from each other and they work well for small plants. My photo shows one planted with 6 succulent cuttings with no roots so the small size of this will be fine for a few months. The other planter I just placed 2 inch nursery pots in for now as I decide whether I want to plant 6 of them or keep the 7 of them in their nursery pots. Because the inside dimensions of this is 14x2, it fits 7 of the standard 2 inch nursery pots exactly.Note the interior dimensions of 14x2 versus the description showing 14.6x2.6 which are the exterior dimensions.I also noticed that all 3 of mine only include 1 drainage hole in approximately the middle, while the description states that there are 2 drainage holes.

The right size I was looking for

The planter is the perfect addition for the window sill in my office. I am very pleased with this purchase & would buy it again as a matter of fact I have to because a friend of mine wants one.

I wanted modern, concrete-looking planters for some Corsican mint plants. These are really nice, and they were packed impeccably.They'd be wonderful to send to someone who gardens as a gift. They'd be lovely indoors, too, if you have a modern style.

This is a very small planter. It's very shallow, so I worry that the roots are kind of being crushed. It might be able to hold very young succulents though with smaller roots.Also because it's made out of concrete, and because the volume is so small, its soil dries out very fast, so it's really only fit for dry-climate plants.It does have a drainage hole which is nice, and I will admit it looks nice.I would really read the dimensions of this before purchasing. Because it's so small and since it's just made of concrete, I really don't think it's worth paying $25.

Arrived packaged beautifully. Would be great for a gift. I ordered two of them for my covered patio. Plants don’t get enough sun next to the house and I wanted some greens. These fit the bill perfectly. I recommend them. Would be breat inside the home too.