Hanging Jute Planter Basket, Woven Rope Plant Pot Holder for Indoor and Outdoor Flowers, Natural, Gray or Sage
Hanging Jute Planter Basket, Woven Rope Plant Pot Holder for Indoor and Outdoor Flowers, Natural, Gray or Sage
Jute rope planter on one hook, with a liner so watering stays off the floor
Details
This hanging jute planter holds a plant pot in a woven rope basket that hangs from a single point: one knot, one hook, no juggling three cords. Inside the jute sits a plastic liner, so the odd drip lands there instead of soaking through the rope onto the floor. The rope handles the weight and the appearance; the liner handles the water.
Put it in a window, where the plant gets the light and the floor stays clear, or by the kitchen sink for herbs. It also works as a balcony plant hanger, under cover from the rain. A ceiling hook, a curtain rod bracket or a nail in a beam all work. Trailing plants like pothos or string of pearls suit a hanging basket, and jute's sandy tone sits well with terracotta, rattan and white walls.
The basket is woven jute rope with a plastic liner, in natural, gray or sage green. Natural is the classic in a bright room, gray works against a white wall, and sage green hides among the leaves. Water the plant with the pot lifted out, drain it in the sink, and return it once the dripping stops. Never water it in the hanger; wet jute weakens and smells. Dust the rope with a dry brush.
Specifications
Material: Woven jute rope with plastic liner
Materials + Care
Materials and dimensions are listed under Details. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep wood, rattan and wool felt away from standing water. For lighting, check the plug type and voltage in the variant name before ordering.
Shipping + Returns
We ship to the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand by tracked post. Most orders arrive in 8 to 15 days. Shipping is $4.95 and free on orders over $100. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is on its way. If your order has not arrived within 30 days, we resend it or refund you in full. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; contact us first for a return authorization.
Why it earns its place
Hangs from one hook
A single hanging point, so it goes on a ceiling hook, a curtain rail bracket or a nail in a beam without any fuss with three cords.
Liner inside
A plastic liner sits inside the jute, so the odd drip does not run through the rope and onto the floor.
Three colors
Natural jute, gray or sage green. Natural is the classic, gray suits a monochrome room, sage disappears into the plant.
In your home
Hang it in a window where the plant gets the light and the floor gets its space back, or from a hook by the kitchen sink for herbs. It is meant for indoors or out; on a balcony keep it under cover, since jute and rain are not friends.
Jute is a warm, sandy fiber that sits with terracotta, rattan and white walls. A trailing plant, pothos or string of pearls, makes the most of a hanging planter. Natural jute in a bright room, gray against a white wall, sage green where you want the rope to disappear behind the leaves.
Materials and quality
The basket is woven jute rope, a thick natural fiber with plenty of grip, and it carries a plastic liner inside, which is the part that makes it practical rather than just pretty. The liner catches the drips; the jute takes the weight and the look. It hangs from a single point, so there is one knot and one hook to trust. Three colors, natural, gray and sage green, all in the same weave.
Care and everyday use
Take the pot out to water it, let it drain in the sink, and put it back once it has stopped dripping. Do not water the plant in the hanger: a little goes into the liner, more goes into the jute, and wet jute smells and weakens. Keep it out of the rain. Dust the rope with a dry brush.
Good to know
Do I need my own pot?
Yes. It is a holder, and the plant stays in its own pot; you lift the pot out to water it and drop it back into the liner.
Can I water the plant while it hangs?
Better not. Take the pot out, water it properly and let it drain before it goes back, so the jute stays dry.
Does it work outside?
Yes, indoors or out. Outside, keep it under a roof, since soaked jute loses its shape.
