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Are Zero Gravity Planters a gimmick??

9 years ago

I have seen some really cool planters that claim to grow air plants in a zero gravity environment. Prices range from 30 dollars to more than 200. Some reviews claim these are a hoax. -->. goo.gl/zgzgI6 Others say they are worth it. -->. goo.gl/q5JaQA Can anyone give me some advice before I shell out big bucks for one of these?
Thank you in advance.

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raxidor
9 years ago
Gravity is still there, it's just magnetic repulsion :) Cool, but overpriced decoration that is actually bad for tillandsias, because plant base is deep inside the planter and fresh air can't get there properly. That might lead to rot.
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