These Animal Planters Keep Themselves Hydrated By Drinking From Their Little Water Bowls

They are all animal shaped, made from ceramics and have a tongue sticking out of their mouths which is connected directly to the soil inside the planter.

This helps them absorb moisture and keep your plants hydrated and you stress-free.

These lovely planters will look very nice on your shelf, and they are a great addition to any room especially if you can buy the entire collection and place them one besides the other.

The best part is that a simple sip from the water will provide enough moisture to your plants and each box comes with a ceramic planter, soil, seeds, and a water bowl.
What an awesome invention! Easy To Use! If you are in a constant rush and always struggling to find time to keep your house in order and take care of your plants, then these cute little animal planters might be of great help. With them you won’t have to feel bad for neglecting your plants and can make sure that they stay alive even in the busiest times.
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