+ DESCRIPTION
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Model: SQUARELY GrowWIDE
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Color: Dark Oak
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Dimensions: 60cm x 22cm x 24cm
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Wood Type: Oak, oiled, from European FSC controlled forests
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Treatment: Oiled wood, weather-resistant
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Self-watering: 11 L water container
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Made in EU: Recycled materials from EU
GrowWIDE is the middle range model of the SQUARELY design planters family. Its size and form is the ideal option for indoors, gardens or balconies. It can be complemented with HoldOn straps for hanging on any kind of balcony. The Dark Oak colour fits any environment, giving a sophisticated but natural touch to modern and more classic interiors and outdoor spaces.
+ SELF-WATERING SYSTEM
Whether you desire plants for the balcony, living room, terrace, kitchen, or bedroom, our self-watering plant boxes come with a self-irrigation capillary system that will keep your plants healthy and fresh both indoors and outdoors. With this efficient self-watering system, you can grow different plants in one smart planter, while reducing the watering frequency by 3 times.
The recycled PE container has a capillary system that transport the water from the container to the soil. This means that you only have to water you plants 1-3 times per month while the plants always stay perfectly hydrated.
The simple, self-watering system is ideal for people on the go and with limited time for watering: Goodbye to dead plants after traveling!
+ ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTION
Combining modern, and distinctive design with danish wood-crafting tradition, SQUARELY provides the ultimate solution for growing indoor and outdoor greenery, edible plants, and flowers. By using our products, you contribute to reclaiming and re-using materials and to promote a sustainable lifestyle.
The water tank and soil container are made of high-quality recycled plastic. The wood comes from excess in high-end furniture production, meaning no more trees were cut down.
The wood is ash or oak, oiled, from European FSC controlled forests. Furthermore, the wood is soaked in oil that makes it weather resistant.
