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Free Standing, Space Saving
Vertical Gardens

Quality Design

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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?

We have raised garden kits for you to purchase or alternatively, just buy some 19mm galvanized metal poling and 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.

Tried, Tested & Built to Last

Made from BPA Free polypropelene
All kits come with center pole for added stability
No bending over or tilling the soil
Enjoy fresh vegetables from your backyard
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
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30 day money back guarantee

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Additional information

Colour	Black, Terracotta, Stone
Pot Size	Large (45cm width), Medium (33cm width)
Inclusions	Planter+Trolley+Organic Grow Pack, Planter Set, Planter+Trolley Set, Planter+Trolley+Hydroponic Grow Pack

242 reviews for Vertical Garden Planters & Trolleys

DrSign

Rated 5 out of 5

March 26, 2017

Looks better than the picture! Great service by the seller. The strawberry plants look gorgeous hanging out of the container. Love it!!!

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Nanomatrix

Rated 5 out of 5

March 1, 2017

We're in Portland and this planter is on our barbecue deck. So when our neighbors are out there we get a lot of "where did you get that?" questions. V...More
We're in Portland and this planter is on our barbecue deck. So when our neighbors are out there we get a lot of "where did you get that?" questions. Very clever design and the strawberries seem to love it. We're all looking forward to June.

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ttw

Rated 3 out of 5

February 13, 2017

Light, easy to move but plastic looking It's ok. More plastic looking in reality than I expected. Does work well and once the plants drape down shoul...More
Light, easy to move but plastic looking
It's ok. More plastic looking in reality than I expected. Does work well and once the plants drape down should look nice.

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Dr. Danger

Rated 4 out of 5

February 7, 2017

Obvious choice for strawberries. Would make a fun herb garden too. I planted several varieties of strawberries in mine. All are doing very well. I li...More
Obvious choice for strawberries. Would make a fun herb garden too. I planted several varieties of strawberries in mine. All are doing very well. I like that the berries hang over the sides, and thus are less prone to rot and other nastiness. I also have some dwarf basil growing in a section. I could definitely see the benefit of using one as an herb garden.

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Jiski

Rated 5 out of 5

January 1, 2017

This 5-tiered Stacking Vertical Garden is an interesting design. I purchased two sets to grow strawberries in my greenhouse. The tiered pots are light...More
This 5-tiered Stacking Vertical Garden is an interesting design. I purchased two sets to grow strawberries in my greenhouse. The tiered pots are lightweight and well conceived. Planting was effortless. A ¾” PVC pipe inserted through the center hole from top to bottom does add stability to the stack. I am using a drip watering system and watching the tiered pots work is fascinating. Now that I have these I keep thinking of additional uses.

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Mildred Rios

Rated 5 out of 5

October 19, 2016

Great!!! I could place all my orchids here making it easier to water and care them and looks beautiful!!!

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Marilyn Lazarus

Rated 3 out of 5

October 12, 2016

Disappointed but maybe my fault? I must be doing something wrong as it got such good reviews. My strawberry plants have done nothing except getting r...More
Disappointed but maybe my fault?
I must be doing something wrong as it got such good reviews. My strawberry plants have done nothing except getting reddish brown leaves. I have another one in a hanging basket that was doing much better so I fear it will suffer the same fate. I figured I'd have to experiment

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Pam S.

Rated 5 out of 5

August 27, 2016

U can plant anything in these. I have herbs, strawberries(2 differs types) flowers are planted also in the Mr Stacky. Looks very colorful.

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KL Metzger

Rated 5 out of 5

August 8, 2016

Works wonders keeping my strawberries up off the ground. Have a wonderful crop this year thanks to the mr stacky. I also used some spots for herb. Not...More
Works wonders keeping my strawberries up off the ground. Have a wonderful crop this year thanks to the mr stacky. I also used some spots for herb. Not recommended for growing top-heavy plants.

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Tobin

Rated 3 out of 5

July 2, 2016

Not very good for plants that die in standing water Tower stands well and allows plants enough room. It however does tend to flood the bottom tier. M...More
Not very good for plants that die in standing water
Tower stands well and allows plants enough room. It however does tend to flood the bottom tier. My bottom tier is all dead.

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