18 Pocket

This is really unique and looks fantastic with succulents planted in it. I want to get at least another one for my home. The design works well and was easy to securely plant and hang. The planter is shaped to ensure that the succulents stay in the square box...so no worry about the plant falling out when you hang it on the wall. Although, the price was more than I wanted to pay, it was worth it due to the quality. It is much more attractive than the "cloth" 4 pocket equivalent. I love succulents and this is a fun way to display them. I highly recommend!

I love this wall planter, but I wish it was easier to hang because I filled it first and it made it really hard to find the holes to hang. I couldn't turn it over because my plants would fall out. Thats my only complaint. I do love the way it looks. It looks expensive.

The layout is good, angled pockets help soil and plants remain vertical. Beautiful look. But the metal rusts very quickly, ruining holes that attach to screws in wall. Coating with clear enamel spray slows down deterioration, then I use a 1/4” plexiglass backing to attach panel to wall. This removes stress on holes in the v thin metal. 45-60 mins of work, $10-15 in additional material per panel.

Have had this planter for a few years now and had to shoot it last Fall with a thick coat of Rust Oleum to save it from certain death. It was touch and go for a moment there! Too lovely not to save. Now it's home to some moss and air plants that just get a morning and evening misting. Do not expect to plant anything in this. The squares are just a half inch angle decline past the frame so water doesn't reach the roots. They go back about 3 inches from there. I put small 2 inch seedling pots into the spaces for more stable planting. This gets so many compliments from company and fills a small wall nicely but know the perils and be ready with the spray paint after a few seasons. I believe it's worth the trouble.

I love how these turned out! So cute and homey. If I could make one suggestion it would be to allow them to hang vertical or horizontal . Can only hang vertically with the holes on the back.

The description makes it sound like this planter would hold up outside, but instead it turned into a rusted mess. Sadly, we bought two. After the first one rusted, we bought a spray to protect the outer metal that is exposed to weather. Didn't help. And, the plants have to be situated just right in the little cubbies so when the planter is hung up the soil doesn't come out when they are "lightly" watered. Lastly, the drainage situation with the planter is a joke so the plants died pretty quickly. Huge disappointed. Maybe for a week it looks nice after it's first set up, and then it's just a mess.

I like the metal hanger BUT the holes in the larger wall planter have torn so it cannot be hung. Eventually the metal tears caused by the weight and moisture. It can no longer be hung on a wall. I’m very disappointed.

I love this item. I built a living wall with it in my entry way. The individual slots are a huge plus.