Vertical Planter 5 Tier Stackable Planters Garden Planters Strawberry Herb Flower and Vegetable Planter Indoor Outdoor Gardening Pots with Removable Wheels and Tools

Love it. I’m surprised at how much I was able to plant. I use it for my herbs and strawberry plants. There’s surprisingly a lot of space and the drainage is pretty great. Great quality and value. My plants are growing well for the most part (aside from some pesky grasshoppers eating my basil). There’s plenty space for the roots of most of the herbs. Although I wish there was more space for strawberries. I only have the strawberries on the very top layer and will probably need to replant those soon, when they run out of space.

Bought this item as a gift. Packaging arrived severely damaged with things rattling inside. Lucky the product was fully intact with all the parts. My friend has now since put it together and set it up to prepare for use. It looks lovely, the color is nice. This is smaller than the advertised pictures make it out to be but it is still a nice workable size. It was easy to put together and will be used as a lettuce and greens tower. Overall I would purchase again, this is a good price for what you get.

I absolutely adore this planter. I will say, it came missing one wheel. I reported it to the seller and within a couple of days I got my wheel. It's really cute. Just filled it with dirt going to start planting the end of the week. I'm using it for strawberries, pine berries and cherry tomatoes. I got the teal one. It's small but great for my balcony. I have a feeling I'm going to get a lot of strawberries 😁. You only have to water the top two levels and the water trickles down to the rest I got a 4 stack may have to come back for a 5 stack next . Enjoy!

Durable and beautiful color but quite unstable. Even with a dowel down the center I'm going to have to tie it down for extra support. Easy to assemble but tricky to move. Drainage is good. Decent for the money, just wish it weren't so unstable.

This was easy to assemble though a couple of the center pieces to prevent soil from dropping out did not fit properly. After a little fidgeting with them I was able to keep them on by adding soil on top to weigh them down. Other than that, the drainage is great and it fit all my strawberry plants.

I recently started gardening, and while I have a lovely big yard, it comes with one huge problem: a giant tree that blocks out nearly all the sun. My patio, however, is gloriously out of that tree’s shade zone. So I needed a vertical planter setup that could help me grow herbs and strawberries in the sunniest slice of real estate I have.I’ve been eyeing a GreenStalk, but my wallet said, “Girl, calm down.” And every time I try to DIY something similar with Dollar Store stackables, they’re out of stock like they’re made of gold. So I grabbed two of these in light blue, 4-tier sets.Let me say this: the color is beautiful. The shade of blue makes me feel like my plants are living in a Pinterest post. It's been rained on a lot in the Florida summer, and the color hasn’t faded.That’s the good part. Now buckle up.First off, the pockets are tiny—deceptively so. Once you stack another tier on top, the amount of space and sunlight your plant gets is basically zero. It’s like trying to grow basil in a keyhole.Then there’s the optional black drainage pieces you're supposed to insert in the center hole of each pot. Emphasis on optional, because honestly, they're mandatory unless you want all your soil to spill straight through the middle. But here’s the kicker: most of the black inserts in my set were poorly cut and unusable, like someone sliced them up with kindergarten scissors. So now I have drainage holes that drain...everything.The drainage system overall? Not great. Dirt falls through, and when it rains (which in Florida is basically every afternoon), the holes get clogged. No consistent flow, just muddy build-up.The instructions? Looked like they were made by a broken typewriter. Random capital letters everywhere like it’s trying to yell at me mid-sentence. I ended up winging it because deciphering them was harder than assembling IKEA furniture.The tools that come with it? Felt like they came from a toy kitchen set. I have tools from the Dollar Store that are sturdier.And now, the biggest letdown—stability. Even with just 4 tiers, this thing looks like it wants to yeet itself into the wind with the slightest breeze. The base has wheels with locks, but three of the wheels don’t actually roll anymore, even when the locks are off. They’re also rusting already—less than a month in.Oh, and the base doesn’t have drainage holes, so when it pours, it just fills up like a tiny swamp, leaving your bottom plants with permanent wet feet. I had to drill my own drainage holes just to keep things from turning into an accidental rice paddy.They also include some random black plastic X insert for “drainage support.” I used it in one and not the other—no difference at all. Just more plastic junk.And returning it? I'd have to dig up all my plants, wash everything out, and lug it to UPS myself—unless I want to pay Amazon $10 per item for pickup. So...I’m stuck with it.Final Verdict:If you're thinking about this planter, don’t do it. Wait for a GreenStalk sale or stalk the Dollar Store until they restock. It’ll save you time, money, and sanity. This planter looks cute, but it’s all aesthetic, no engineering. Great for pictures, bad for plants.

I absolutely enjoy this so much. I have planted all of my succulents that were in various different containers around my courtyard all in one place now. This will make it so convenient when it gets to be winter and pouring rain I can cover this one plant stand with a big garbage bag or wrap it with a clear shower curtain so it still gets light but it will keep all my succulents from getting soggy and ruined. Succulents seem to do fine in the Chico California winters but if they get too much water and don't drain well they get ruined. I have wasted a lot of money dealing with this so this is going to be a good solution. Once I get all the succulents set up in each tier it seems to be very sturdy. The wheels on the bottom section don't work that well but maybe because they're new they're kind of stiff. I will spray them with some WD-40 and see if they work better. I really won't be moving them around frequently. The design is excellent and doesn't need a pole down the center they all fit together well and have special drain units in the bottom of each tier to keep the dirt from falling out. I highly recommend this little unit it's great, I might get a second one for some of my blooming flowers.

I expected this to have some sort of center bar to stabilize the tower, or perhaps even layers that snapped together. The layers just sit on top of each other with nothing to secure them to each other or the bottom. One bump and the whole thing will topple over. The pockets themselves are on the small side but I am hoping they will be large enough for lettuce. The color is quite vibrant and the plastic is pretty sturdy, so I’m happy with those aspects.