Face Planter Pots Head Planters for Indoor Outdoor Plants - Double Plant Pots for Flower Succulent with Drainage Holes - Ideal Present Ideas(Black Lady)

Unique flower pot. Made a lovely birthday gift for my friend! So then I bought one for myself too!

So dang cute 🥰 She reflects how gardening makes me feel & she's the perfect size for succulents. The drainage hole is on the bottom of each planter and has an easily removed and/or replaced

Beautiful! Good quality plant holder. It functions well with a smaller nursery pot that will fit perfectly inside of it, taking up the top space only, allowing proper drainage. Capped drainage hole at the bottom for easy drainage from the plant holder itself. Not heavy. Weight is perfect that it wont topple over. Purchased as a gift and they loved it. I purchased two others that I love also. Next purchase will be this one again, but for myself.

It’s really cute.

By long term, I am referring to the roots due to size. There are drainage holes but Really cute though and I've seen others ladies with different colors. I like the shade as well. Not heavy. I would suggest the xip in planter method. Quality is good and you personalize this

It was smaller than it looks ,but it cute...only reason i would purchace again is to have a match

It’s a perfect size in planting 2 of my succulents making it look like her hair, it’s well made has a drainage plug that could be removed, it also came with gem stickers if you wanted to glamour her face, don’t really stick well advise you to add a little glue

These are unique and fun to use on my patio tables. I have several different styles and some are a bit larger than others but not by much.The most important thing to know is they all are lightweight and can easily tip over. So I fill a large portion with pebbles or gravel, leaving enough room for planting a succulent. I put in the type of plant that represents hair and it looks great whether the “hair” cascades down or is fun , colorful and spiked.I have used real succulents but have found them a bit difficult to water so I switched to “fake” succulents which most kinds are almost impossible to tell apart from real unless being touched. Now I can just set them where I want them and enjoy looking at them without having any additional maintenance and the plants don’t die.So, after filling part way up with gravel or small rocks, I put in the styrofoam to use for sticking in the fake succulents in. You will need to measure or cut to a dimension that brings the styrofoam just below the lip then stick the “plant” in . Sometimes one succulent covers the hole, or you may want several small ones. After you arrange the plants, the fill the remaining area up to the lip of the opening with tiny pretty rocks. You can do the same thing by using dirt for real plants but you still need some rocks in the bottom for stability and there is a drainage hole at the bottom of the planter, which I keep clear because the water can drip out if the fake plants get rained on.I have gotten the fake succulents and tiny decorative pebbles from Amazon and been very satisfied by the realistic look of the plants as well as the variety