5 Tiered Vertical Gardening Planter, Indoor & Outdoor

I was surprised at how big the stackable sections were, and the planter pockets are nicely sized to allow for potting and growing. They stack nicely and have good drainage. I suggest using river rocks or broken pot pieces on the bottom of each section so the holes won't become plugged. I put mine on a rolling cart because I want to be able to move the planter once the sun shifts in the summer, and so that plants on each side can have a turn with the morning to afternoon sun. So far, I am loving it. I am trying peppers and radishes which are growing fast, and bush beans on top to start. It is a learning experience. Something to note, you will need to water more often with container plants, very important, and once a week, soak the soil with a concentrated fish or kelp fertilizer mixed with water to replenish nutrients you wash away during normal watering. Plants love the nitrogen. I will update after a good growing and harvest, but I could not be more happy with this garden tower. I also purchased a smaller one for herbs which are doing nicely also! Update: (8/18/2017): I wanted to throw in an update on the Stacky Tower. I am still loving it. I have grown and harvested the following, all have done very well; red/green bell peppers, hot red peppers, poblano peppers, radishes (do well if grown in front of the cups,) bush beans on top (lots of beans, budding for a late summer 2nd round,) and scallions (still growing, so we will see, just wanted to try.) I again fertilized every two weeks and use a "tea mixture" once a week, watering in for good soil bacteria. I have never had much luck with bell peppers in our garden plot, so seeing the tower covered in peppers is amazing. I added a pic to show late summer veg. Can't recommend this tower enough!

I bought the large Mr. Stacky to allow plenty of room for strawberry roots. The product is solid, well made, and looks good. Drain holes work perfectly and assembly could not have been easier. I have looked at other vertical towers, but none compared to this product. Looking at the growth of the strawberries, I think it is safe to say that they like it too. Highly recommend!

Love it. I even saw in a futuristic movie. However, at least for me, it was better to cultivate herbs and small plants.

Platers were two different colors, cream and stone ? and one was broken and crack starting down the side. kinda pricy, i felt liker here overpriced for the durability , there a great concept, they should include a center pole and a base. i returned mine for a more expensive unit in hopes that i will be happy with the quality. I attached it to a trash can dolly for the ability to rotate it, but i never got any use from it as i decided it was broken and the colors were off so I'm returning it, the company has a contact number to ask questions but its a dead end , no person or even a greeting? i did receive a email offering me a 15.00 credit. thats the absolute least they could do considering the colors were off and there quality control isn't up to par. I may be the exception and just got all the problems, but i doubt it, Good luck, hope this helps you decide UPDATE !! I was contacted directly by the owner after he was made aware that i was very disappointed and that there were multiple issues with my order, he replaced the item with super fast shipping, and was attentive to my desire to establish a vertical gardening system, I have since planted all my bare root berries and the units appear to be a welcome addition to my green house , I have revised my rating to five stars as the company / owner did make good and replace the item at no cost to me, as well as not require me to ship the defective unit back as it would have added to my disappointment having to go thru that process. I am in agreement as to the types of fruit/veggies /herbs you can optimally grow in these , but for those that are suitable , its a great space saving and time saving option, i will continue to support and watch to see what they offer in the future. Will add photos as plants grow to help show my results

When doing my review, the Value for money was conveniently for them missing...not so convenient for me, so I made that the headline! This is REALLY expensive for the 5 pieces of plastic I got. I expected something to go in the middle holes, since they are pretty large and soil poured through at first. I added my own pole since I am in a hurricane zone, but definitely would not want them to be in my yard with high winds. They do seem sturdy and thick plastic, but a little too short when the 5 are stacked up. I need like 3 more to make it tall enough, but not for this price!

I must say I’m shocked that the price seems to have jumped $20+ in the less than 2 months from when I bought it. The current price is pretty ridiculous. That aside, these worked great for me. I decided to put them on poles without stacking, so I could utilize all the space in each planter. We used a 1/2” EMT with a 1” PVC pipe over it, then anchored both with quick set concrete in the ground. Then, we drilled holes through both the EMT and PVC where each planter would go. If you measure the width of the main drainage hole in the planters (sorry but I forget what the width was), you can find screws that are the exact width from Home Depot. Put a screw through the holes, then slide a planter down the pole so it sits on the screw - the screw will fit snugly in the main drainage hole of the planter. You can even spin the planter with this set up, and it is very secure because of the EMT inside the PVC pole. I have attached a pic of the bottom of a planter which shows how it sits securely on the screw. I planted some herbs and strawberries. I may need to transplant some of the strawberries elsewhere when the plants get bigger but I was able to fit about 8 small plants in each planter for now.

I researched for the best option in tiered planters. This one has way more volume and is super sturdy. I am on the second season of growing and even with the intense Colorado sun and heat this plastic planter is showing no signs of weakening and is built very well. It sits on a second story patio year round and has not even got knocked over by wind!! I have confirmed you can grow a ton in this thing. The price is a steal for what you get and I love you can add on. 5 tiers have been perfect though. You could go with 6 but I wouldn’t do more than that if you want to be able to turn. I did put a heavy duty plant stand roller under it so I can turn or move if needed. Only other recommendation is to water each tier or make sure to really soak the top. Thanks for making an awesome product at a reasonable price and bonus that it’s made in the USA!!

I have wanted to grow strawberries for many years and tried and failed! I started plants several times in my garden and it never worked out. I downsized my garden this year to some raised planters and thought, why not try this out. I bought one hanging basket type strawberry plant at a home center, I was able to divide what was in the basket pot to 4 plants. They really took off! The runners filled the other spaces and I actually had strawberries! It needs watering when it is really dry but it is easy to water since it is stacked. I am thinking of getting another one for for next year!