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Glass Hydroponic Plant Vase with Cork Lid for Cuttings

Glass Hydroponic Plant Vase with Cork Lid for Cuttings

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Showcase Plants and Growing Roots

Turn plant propagation into part of your interior with this clear glass hydroponic vase. The transparent body lets you observe developing roots while the natural cork lid helps support stems above the water. Designed for water-based growing and cuttings, it provides a simple alternative to traditional soil-filled pots.

Designed for Water Propagation

  • Clear glass body: Provides a direct view of the roots and water level, making changes in root development easy to observe.
  • Cork lid with plant opening: The central opening helps hold a stem in position while allowing the roots to extend into the water below.
  • Stable tapered shape: The wider lower section provides a steady base for placement on desks, shelves, and windowsills.
  • Compact format: Suitable for small plants, cuttings, and young specimens without taking up excessive surface space.
  • Natural cork detail: The cork top adds an organic contrast to the transparent glass and helps cover the upper portion of the water container.
  • Soil-free setup: Growing in water avoids loose potting soil and makes the container convenient for propagation and indoor plant displays.

Ideal for Cuttings and Small Plants

Use the vase to propagate suitable plant cuttings, display developing roots, or create a simple water-grown plant arrangement. It fits naturally into bedrooms, living rooms, home offices, and other areas where a compact botanical display is desired.

Water and Cleaning Care

Fill the vase with clean water so the roots remain submerged while keeping the plant stem above the waterline. Replace the water regularly and use suitable hydroponic nutrients when appropriate for the plant being grown. Position the vase in bright, indirect light. Clean the glass periodically with lukewarm water and a soft bottle brush, avoiding soap residue that could remain in contact with the plant roots.

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