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Looks like the product offered. Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Looks great. Would buy again.

Gave this to a friend for her birthday and she loves it. Was easy to assemble.

The glass vases are not all exactly the same shape and size. The only inconvenience is that it can be a little difficult to remove the vases. The instructions were a little confusing, but I was still able to assemble the stand without any issues. Overall, I am happy with my purchase and would recommend this plant stand to others.

La base se resbala mucho

UPDATE: Of the three geranium cuttings that I placed in the propagators, all three have rooted. I changed the water once after about 10 days, kept the cuttings under a low powered grow light and roots have developed on all three cuttings. I'll transplant the cuttings to a light planting mixture and start some more. Extremely happy, 100% success rate is tough to beat. This three piece water propagator is about as cleaver as can be. It went together in about 5 minutes, only one tool is needed and it comes with the kit. The purple color you see in two of the photos is due to some chemicals I add to tap water to clarify it, the glass is completely clear. In the photos I've got three geranium cuttings in the propagators. I think two of the three will survive and the one that's gonna die off is my own fault for cutting it too short. For anybody who likes to play with plants, the pro or the novice, this would make a great gift. And at $14 it ain't gonna break the bank. Right now the cuttings are under a grow light to get started but once started they'll move up to a windowsill to show off to the world. Highly recommended.

I could hear the clattering sound of broken glass when I picked this up from my doorstep. The Amzn plastic bag offered no cushioning or protection for the contents, so I was expecting something to be shattered. Fortunately, the manufacturer box inside was still intact and what I heard jangling around was just the bag of hardware. The glass vases were safely encased inside styrofoam block, so there wasn't any breakage. I was also pleasantly surprised to discover these vases are actually hand blown glass! Typical to the natural characteristics of hand blown glass, there were some minor differences in sizing between each vase in my set. The glass is on the thinner side, so these vases are quite fragile, but none of them drip or leak. The glass is super clear and very sparkly! Each 4" tall vase has a 1.5" mouth opening, and the depth is best suited to accommodate cuttings that are 5-6" long. Assembly of this propagation station was a breeze, following the enclosed diagram, and the finished product looks amazing! I just love seeing my little plant props working hard to grow their roots. This new setup is so much more appealing than my former Solo cup situation. lol. I'm not hating on the universal red cups at all; I just feel like I've graduated to Better Homes & Gardens status with this beautiful piece. Save the Solos for the barbecue! This would make a great gift for any plant lover. :) A steal of a deal for under $15!

I have been wanting to fill my home with a little bit more greenery so I thought this plant stand would be a nice addition. It is extremely easy to assemble. I noticed that the glass vases are not exactly the same shape and size so there is a little variation. Which I don’t mind because it adds a little bit more of a unique flair to the plant stand. It looks nice and it suits my needs. The only inconvenience is if you need to dump out a vase out you either have to tip it individually upside down which could also get the wood wet or you have to remove the silicone grommets individually to remove the vase. Overall, I am very happy with it.

Very cheaply made