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

This 5-tier vertical planter is great. It’s stackable, sturdy, and has wheels for easy movement. Ideal for strawberries, herbs, flowers, and vegetables. It saves a lot of space and looks lovely on the balcony. Good drainage and very easy to assemble. I highly recommend it.

Perfect for Small Spaces! I’m really happy with this vertical planter. It was easy to put together, and it doesn’t take up much space while still holding plenty of plants. The tiered design makes everything look neat and organized, and I love that it’s on wheels so I can easily move it around to give my flowers more sunlight. The pots feel sturdy, and the drainage helps keep the plants healthy without making a mess. It’s a great option for balconies, patios, or anyone who wants to grow more plants in a small area. Overall, it’s functional, attractive, and a great value. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to maximize their gardening space! 🌸🌿

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.

I wouldn’t trust this with five tiers full of dirt and plants because it’s flimsy. Raccoons and other animals would tip it over easily, especially if it contained anything they wanted to eat. The plastic pipe doesn’t show in the photos. It doesn’t look good sticking up from the planter, but it could be cut. The chain is ridiculous, but it could be modified. Using keychain things on each end would hold it in place better. Superglue might work better, but you couldn’t disassemble the planter for cleaning if you glued it together. The tray at the bottom is decent, but it can’t be used for anything else because it has a part sticking up in the middle that attaches to a tier. You could use fewer tiers and make it shorter for better stability, but it might not look as cute. I’m thinking about trying the tiers individually as shallow planters on top of some landscaping rocks around my foundation. They could hold pretty annuals and provide some pretty pops of color around the boring hostas my landscaper insisted on planting. Watering the individual tiers wouldn’t take long, but it would need to be done once or twice a day because they’re shallow. Not much more work than watering the tall planter would be. Keeping the pieces separate would allow you to change things up whenever you wanted, so it would probably be best not to glue them together unless you want them to stay that way. There has to be a way to stabilize this planter better than with the chain that keeps coming loose. A hacksaw or some old loppers would probably cut the plastic pipe so it doesn’t show. It’s really cute, but not stable enough to use as is. It just needs some clever tweaking.

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.

Very happy with this planter. It was easy to assemble and feels sturdy once everything is put together. The vertical design is a great way to grow several plants without taking up much floor space, especially on a patio or balcony. I also like the wheels, which make it convenient to move around when needed. The individual planting sections provide plenty of room for herbs, flowers, strawberries, or smaller vegetables. Overall, the design is practical, looks nice, and works well for keeping multiple plants organized in a compact area. Definitely a 5-star purchase for me!

This unit looks impressive, but it is way, way too small. Less than 3 feet tall. Maybe if it was twice as tall it would be useful.

Way too small to put actual plants in and expect them to have enough room to grow. The white pipe sticks thru the top and doesnt look very good. The 'self watering' they talk about does not work at all. You have to water each individual pot. It is a waste of potting soil because you have to fill the entire pot but then only have access to about a 4 inch area to out your plant.