The only place you usually see plants growing up through a drain is in some run down building that is missing half its walls. This small planter gives you the same feeling of life springing up in a once thriving living area that has fallen on hard times, but this time you control it, even if you can’t control your hovel falling into disrepair.
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It appears that your houseplants have built themselves a mech and are plotting to mobilize against you.
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If you’ve ever tried to breastfeed your plants, it may be time to admit that you have a serious garden coddling problem. Why not channel all that extra energy into playing Tetris with their tetromino shaped pots? After awhile you may even forget there was anything growing in them; which means you’ll finally stop killing your plants with kindness and see those Perennials through to adulthood; or possibly subject them to Tetris induced neglect. Eh, it’s a start.
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These porcelain eggling planters not only form an artistic ode to composting, but prove that inspiration for a product can be drawn from almost anything. There’s money to be made, people. If you had examined your compost heap in a creative manner, that cool $10.50 could have been in your pocket.
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They say that talking to your plants helps them grow—which implies that plants have some sort of consciousness (and maybe even feelings). So, what kind of message are you sending when you pot your plant in a toilet? You might as well water it with your urine.
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