Mr. Stacky 10 Large 18x18x6 inch Vertical Gardening Stackable Planters - Terracotta Color

I got the largest version of this product. I bought the stack of five which turned out to be sturdy, not at all wobbly. You will probably want to stack the pots on something sturdy like an 18" paver or a couple of concrete blocks. The individual pots easily fit and stack together. Each four lobed stackable piece holds about three gallons of potting media. Each unit has plenty of drain holes which will drip into the piece below it. I would suggest you plan to water each level seperately. If you use potting soil it will be really slow to drip from your top layer all the way through to the bottom. It is good that each pot drains into the one below it, but that will not normally completely water the bottom layers. I have twenty strawberry plants in mine. It looks like it is going to work, and It is actually quite attractive.

Fabulous item. Bought 30 of them to make verticle stacks in my greenhouse for strawberry plants. They are easy to put up. I did a little research and looked them up on youtube, which made it easier to get ideas prior to installing. The large 12 qt. ones are very large and made of heavy plastic. These should last for many years with care. The company was nice to deal with and responded to my questions very quickly. After three weeks in a cold greenhouse, the strawberry plants are all up and putting out nice green leaves.

Still figuring out how best to use them (which plants work best for the size) but we’ve been happy overall with these. My neighbor had something similar but these ended up being smaller and not as deep as the ones he had so our experience has been that the plants lean quite a bit with regular watering and rain since we can’t plant them deep enough to hold in place but maybe we’re doing something wrong. Overall, these are a good way to have a garden in a small space.

I got a double set of these. I put a 1” PVC pipe down the middle to keep them together and stacked them up 5’ high. Placed them on a drip tray with a plant dolly so I could rotate it. It is working great, but slides around on the dolly I wish I hadn’t stacked them so high. The pockets are very deep- I planted carrots in them to see how they would do. Salad greens are doing great. Watering is a bit messy for indoors use, trying to aim into the pockets. It is easier to water from the top and let the water drip down through the whole planter from top to bottom. Best to use started plants than try to grow from seed due to the challenge of keeping the soil moist enough for the seeds to sprout when trying not to make a wet mess indoors. Fortunately I have a floor drain for this exact purpose.

I am very pleased with this planter. The quality is excellent for the price. Very sturdy, great design. I have been looking for quality planters for a strawberry tower and these are perfect for that. I purchased the 10 pack and now have two beautiful towers with 40 plants in a very small space.

I have mine filled and stacked 5 high, set on a large flat stone in my garden (as I am not raising these higher on poles). The weight of a full unit, and how well they stack together, make for a supremely sturdy tower. And I've had more than a few friends and neighbors ask where I got the towers, and expressing interest in getting their own. Great product.

The media could not be loaded. These are much better than the smaller ones.Pro: -less watering-strawberrys are much better in this oneCons: -additional weight can make them cumbersome and hard to relocate. In some cases, they may capsize.-Don't come on and off easy

These stackable planters exceeded my expectations. I was concerned about the durability after reading some reviews but was pleasantly surprised to find the plastic material on par with my kayak. If someone received these broken, they must have been crushed by a pallet jack @ the warehouse. My wife was also very impressed by the appearance and gave me the green light to order more. 😉