Q: What is the difference between the STAR wall pot and the Happy wall pot?
Two wall pots that are very close in principle but distinct in their range. The Happy wall pot (39x15xH14cm, Taupe/Anthracite/Blue-Grey) is slightly longer but less tall and less deep. The STAR wall pot (36x16xH18cm, White/Taupe/Black-Anthracite) is taller (H18 vs H14cm) and deeper (16 vs 15cm) — a more generous root volume — and offers the White that the Happy wall does not offer. For a balcony in the STAR range, the STAR. For a balcony in the Happy range with the distinctive Blue-Grey, the Happy wall.
Q: How does the wall mounting work?
The STAR wall pot is equipped with a mounting system integrated into its structure — a notch or a mounting hole in the back of the pot that hooks onto a nail, a hook, or a screw previously fixed to the wall. Installation is very quick — fix the support to the wall, hang the pot. No separate accessories are needed.
Q: How does the water reservoir work?
The reservoir stores excess water after watering and gradually diffuses it according to the plant's needs. For a wall pot hung high, this system is particularly valuable — it extends the autonomy between two waterings and prevents drips from running outside during watering.
Q: What plants are best suited to this format 36x16xH18cm?
Compact and lightweight plants are best suited — aromatic herbs (basil, parsley, thyme, rosemary, chives), light trailing plants (lobelia, bacopa, small verbena), succulents. Avoid plants that are too heavy or have very deep roots that could unbalance the pot on its fixture.
Q: Can we create a real vertical garden with several STAR wall pots?
Yes — and it is even the most recommended use. Several STAR pots aligned at the same height or arranged at slightly different heights on the same wall create a very contemporary vertical garden. Each pot operates independently with its own reservoir — no common watering system needed. In White or Taupe, the vertical garden effect is particularly clean and very neat.