Strawberry Vertical Planters 2 Pack, 5 Tiered Stacking Tower Garden with Support Pole, Stackable Herb Vegetable Planters Indoor Outdoor Terra Cotta

Was not stable at first and dried completely out in a day ( I live in CO ). I ended up getting a solid pvc and mounting it to the pan with end caps and a bolt/nut/washers and have had no issues with it falling over ( I live in a very windy area). For the drying out issue I used rain bird and ran a 1/4 in hose up the center of the pvc and drill holes for each level for 1 drip irrigation tap at each level. I have no complaints, I connected it to an automated system I already had in place and have had great success with strawberries, herbs and flowers. It’s a good idea as is but has some issues you will need to work around like I did

I really liked these and how they went together. however, i did not buy them to be in my house on the wheeled bases they come with. I wanted them on the posts outside in a row like i see so many doing with strawberry plantings. Not saying its not possible just far more difficult than you would think. First the post has to be at minimum 1 1/2" but even with that and a 6' rebar driven in the middle these things are RICKETY. I mean they lean and even if the large metal posts are driven in the ground the planters themselves are still going to need more support to keep them from just leaning over. My next attempt is to put a 4" pvc pipe sleeve over the ground post to see if that helps with the top heavy issue.

Little smaller than expected but works great.

The actualy planter areas are smaller than i expected (not much room for the roots to grow). It's cheaply built, too

Not what I expected

I wanted this for strawberries and herbs in a small space. The vertical idea is awesome, but the build and day-to-day usability didn’t match what I expected. What I liked Space-saving footprint Looks nice when assembled Fun concept for balcony or patio growing What didn’t work for me Feels less sturdy than it should, especially when fully loaded Watering can be uneven top-to-bottom unless you baby it Assembly and alignment took more fiddling than expected Tips if you keep it Use lighter soil mix and smaller plants up top Water slowly in stages so lower pockets don’t stay dry Bottom line: I wanted to love it, but it needs better stability and watering consistency.

Great concept, but major fail. The soil beds are too small and shallow. The soil dries out too quickly and the roots cooked as the heat from the sun heats up the plastic… a huge loss as all strawberry plants died.

We love this product! We grew lettuce and garlic this past fall and it was great. Easy to set up, easy to water and easy to move if needed.

I have not used it for planting but I do not see any foreboding issues. Setup is merely stacking the platforms, the centre post secures things nicely. Rolls easily empty and very compact for our small patio. Materials appear very durable.

The planters are fairly sturdy and a nice full height. Castors make it easy to move. The planters are a bit smaller than I thought but will do for what I need.

These are terrible for strawberries. Maybe drought resistant flowers would be ok but they dry out too fast for strawberries. I was watering twice a day and still lost all my plants. Two of my girlfriends and I bought them, and plants together and we all lost all our strawberries due to drying out. One friend switched her tower to pansies and they did ok. I’m going to plant flowers next year and hope they turn out better.

Poorly packaged, no assembly instructions and very small.

Ich habe 2 Stück bestellt, bei einem fehlt die stange! Und für den preis zu teuer.. die sind winzig! Erdbeeren haben da viel zu wenig platz.. salat würde gehen und ein paar blumen aber sonst puhhh… bin garnicht zufrieden!