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Tend to Your Garden Standing Up | Add the Optional Coco Coir + Nutrient Pack for Simple Hydroponics | 30 day money back guarantee | See the results

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Dedicated Australian Support | 1 Year Warranty on Functional Parts | Free Phone & Email Support | Facebook Growing Community | Online Growers Resources

Stacking Planter FAQ's

What can I grow?

Grow anything from herbs, lettuce, strawberries & greens to full blown fruiting crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini even tubers such as potatoes, carrots and beet root!

You get the picture right! 🙂 You can pretty much grow anything. Just ensure you’re providing enough sun…

Can I convert to hydroponic at a later date?

Yes certainly. The stacking planters in the 5 tier sets are exactly the same as the hydroponic kits. So you can buy a small 5 tier set and see how it works, then once you’re happy scale up to a larger set-up if desired…

Are the planters made from food safe material?

Yes. Food Safe Polypropylene #5. Like what yogurt containers are made of except we use a lot more of it.

What size of planter should I buy? Medium (33cm) or Large (45cm)

This all depends on what you want to grow. The 33cm width pots have a capacity of 5 litres each which is suitable for lettuces, herbs, spinach, beetroot, flowers and plants with smaller root systems. The 45cm width pots have a large 15 litres capacity each. This is ample space to grow all kinds of fruiting vegetables such as tomatoes, capsicum, eggplant and even pumpkin or watermelon if you really want!

Can I fill them with soil instead of coco coir?

Yes, and many customers do. Make sure you use good quality well draining potting mix. Great news is Mr Stacky is modular, so you can start small and build a self sustainable garden over time.

Are the poles necessary?

While the poles are not 100% necessary, Mr Stacky planter sets come with a center pole which adds stability and allows you to move the garden from above as the pole extends above the planter. Other stacking planters do not provide this. This also allows you to convert your 5 tier kit into a hydroponic tower kit if you want.

How do I water?

Simply water the top pot! Each stacky has drainage holes in the center and outer clovers which disperse water optimally to touch all the root systems on the way down. This flow through design ensures pooling of water or root rot.

Can I plant from seed?

Yes. Here is a short video

How do I raise it off the ground?

You can select the option in the pricing panel above to include the raised garden kit. This comes with everything you need. Alternatively, you can purchase seperately. You’ll need galvanized metal poling cut to required size, then put 20mm PVC over this, then either 32mm PVC (for medium planters) or 50mm PVC (for large planters) cut to required length. The planters sit on the riser PVC and the center pole provides stability as hammered into the ground.

How much water should I provide?

When you see the bottom dripping, this means the above layers are saturated so you want to stop watering before you see drips from the bottom. As a rule of thumb it’s much better to provide regular small doses of water opposed to less regular longer feeds.

For example, the DIY systems normally feed 3 times a day for example 9am, 1pm, 5pm at 1 minute intervals.

How high can I stack the planters?

As long as you have a support through the middle, you can stack them as high as you want!.

Do the planters come with water saving inserts?

Some stackable planters on the market use inserts inside each planter designed to hold water in each layer. This is not good practice! Pooling water promotes disease such as root rot. Mr Stacky planters are FREE FLOWING. Free flowing water is essential for transfer of nutrient and oxygen to the root zone and we do not recommend inserts.

Can I connect multiple towers together

Yes. See these DIY Towers or the 3 Tower Smart Farms for a simple guide. Anyone can do this.

The 5 Tier Mr Stacky is an attractive and space saving vertical garden for urban spaces. Grow 20 plants in a tower making an attractive living display. Just water the top pot.

Enjoy fresh vegetables from your backyard
Just connect the center pole and stack em up
Medium size is perfect for greens, lettuces, herbs, flowers etc
Large size is for strawberries, capsicum, tomatoes, brocoli etc
Easily add more pots if desired
Convert to a raised tower garden or hydroponic
No more dirt, digging or weeding

Why Choose Mr Stacky?

Top Quality

Strong, durable and UV treated
Won’t crack or fade in the sun
Large & prolific plant growth
Space saving modular design
Quality parts & accessories

Free Standing & Versatile

Modular design
No bolting into walls required
Configurable in various ways
Tend to your garden standing up
Grows a wide variety of veggies
Tried & Tested

Amazing Value

20 Plants in any small space
Comes with everything needed
Start small and scale up
Looks nice in your backyard
See this detailed review
30 day money back guarantee

Check out the Results!

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Additional information

Weight	N/A
Dimensions	N/A
Colour	Black, Terracotta, Stone
Pot Size	Large (45cm width), Medium (33cm width)
Inclusions	Raised Garden Kit, Raised Garden+Hydroponic Grow Pack, Raised Garden+Organic Grow Pack, Planter Set

44 reviews for 5 Tier Raised Garden Tower

Ann Long Netzow

Rated 4 out of 5

May 12, 2018

I have strawberries and flowers growing in one tower and herbs and flowers growing in another. They're doing very well which is a challenge in our hig...More
I have strawberries and flowers growing in one tower and herbs and flowers growing in another. They're doing very well which is a challenge in our high altitude.

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John

Rated 5 out of 5

March 15, 2018

I bought one for myself and another for my mother along with 2 sets of 20 bare roots Everbearing Ozark Beauty Strawberry Plants. Mom and I are both fa...More
I bought one for myself and another for my mother along with 2 sets of 20 bare roots Everbearing Ozark Beauty Strawberry Plants. Mom and I are both fairly new to gardening, but our plants are flowering and look healthy, and we both love how they look.

I haven't had any trouble with it falling over even though I have nothing anchoring it. It seems fairly sturdy when well-watered, and we have seen some good winds here since I set it up and my toddler regularly pokes at it.

I'm really wondering how this will hold up next year, since in my experience a lot of plastic containers will break down and become brittle with the weather. If it holds together well, I'll probably get more next year!

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Daniel

Rated 4 out of 5

February 15, 2018

These things are amazing. Lots of space for strawberries. They look good. Sturdy plastic. If you're considering buying these, stop considering and pul...More
These things are amazing. Lots of space for strawberries. They look good. Sturdy plastic. If you're considering buying these, stop considering and pull the trigger. You won't regret it. We aren't even out of February, and I have some nice looking strawberries popping up.
Tahnks, Daniel B

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Lee

Rated 3 out of 5

December 15, 2017

We planted this full of strawberries and have picked strawberries already this year. Don't use the bottom tray unless you can remember to empty it eve...More
We planted this full of strawberries and have picked strawberries already this year. Don't use the bottom tray unless you can remember to empty it every time it rains or you water them. It retains the water that drips down and drowns the plants in the bottom tier.
Lee Ann Simpson

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