Window Garden Desktop Plant Terrarium Vase with Lid, Set of 3 - Glass Vase Hydroponic Propagation Planter Jars - Plants Terrarium Container for Desktop Garden - Hydroponics Vases for Indoor Plants

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Very clean and modern appearance, fits on my kitchen windowsill. Tired of buying fresh herbs every week. I put parsley, dill and basil in the vessels with water and they lasted much longer than in the fridge. Very versatile as you could use it for seasonal flowers as well. Lovely addition to my kitchen.

I love the look of the glass, wood, and cork with my cuttings. It is very attractive when it's all put together. One thing I wonder about is how the cork will look after a while. I have my first round in there now, hopefully will have a second round in a few weeks. It's so tidy and nice for an office to brighten it up a bit, but would also look great at home on a shelf or windowsill. I usually use a vase to propagate so this is a nice little collection to bring with me into my office. The cork makes me less worried about sloshing out water.

I’m not a plant person but I’m trying , if nothing else looks cute on my shelf

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In 2020 I was a single woman with ADHD living alone with her two elderly dogs. I was bored. So I decided to grow things as a hobby. Don't get me wrong, I like my plants, but the real fun for me is growing things from seed, providing plant hospice in the hopes of saving some, and propagating plants to fill out my own or give to my [unwilling victims] friends. Fast forward to 2023 and I have a brand new husband who has his own neurodivergence, which makes my habit of leaving little glasses with stems and leaves all over the house a little challenging for him. So three years into this plant propagation thing I am finally getting myself something that isn't a dixie cup. This fit *perfectly* on my kitchen windowsill right above my sink, which means that the chances that I keep water in the little cups until the plant makes roots much much more likely. This also doesn't aggravate my own personal neat freak husband, which decreases the chances of him "accidentally" throwing away one of my little [science experiments] plant babies. This is wonderful. There is nothing to do. You open the box, give these a rinse, and fill with water and plants. So glad that I have this and highly recommend!

This item came perfectly packaged. The glass vases are in styrofoam and the cork vase lids help to add stability to them during shipping. They were easy to wash off and set up. The cork comes out very easily and goes back in the same. I like the cork lids because it keeps propagations from falling into the water as easily. These three vases could also be used separately from the base making their usage even more versatile! It has a beautiful and clean aesthetic that would go with almost any decor.The only thing to remember is you would need to pot or relocate the plants in them before their roots get too big to be removed from the cork lid! They are also set at a very fair price for the amazing quality you are getting.

The media could not be loaded. The holes in the cork lids are just about the right size for a water bottle cap, which is great for- something, I'm sure! The glass on these is crystal clear, except for a few very small chips present. There also appears to be some fine, clear fibers clinging to the surfaces of these- possibly glass or plastic fibers from something? I'm not sure, but I'd wash them before use just in case. The board has shallow depressions on top to hold the jars in place and on the sides to act as handles.Overall these have a ton of crafting, decorative, or project potential.Thanks!