An automobile plant pot includes a base and a planter. The base includes a first connector, a first opening, and a first reservoir in fluid communication with the first opening. The planter includes a second connector, a soil compartment, a second opening. The second opening is in fluid communication with the first opening and the soil compartment. The first connector and the second connector are adapted to interconnect so as to fix the planter to the base. A wick is arranged so as to extend from the first reservoir through the first and second openings to the soil compartment.

A flower water receiver is disclosed. The flower water receiver includes a main body formed in a cylindrical shape with an open top so as to store water, a self-watering module installed on a central portion of a bottom of the main body to form water by condensing moisture in the air, a support formed on a part of the main body in the vicinity of a circumference of the self-watering module so as to support a circumference of a lower portion of a flower pot placed in an upper portion of the main body, and a wick support member, in a process of in which the flower pot is placed in the upper portion of the main body, configured to support a wick configured to absorb water in the lower portion of the main body and transfer the water to the inside of the flower pot, to be inserted into an inside of a drain hole in a central portion of the lower portion of the flower pot.

The invention relates to a flower pot (1) comprising an inner element (2) with a cover (4) in which multiple fluid openings (8) are formed, an outer element (3) which surrounds the inner element (2) and which has a base (9), a lateral wall (10) protruding from the base (9) and a liquid storage chamber (11), the height of the lateral wall (10) of the outer element (3) being lower than the cover (4) of the inner element (2) and, at least one filling and viewing opening (12) between the inner element (2) and the outer element (3) for filling the liquid storage chamber (11) with liquid and for visually checking a level of the liquid in the liquid storage chamber (11) of the outer element (3).

The present invention relates to a flower pot of a double structure comprised of an inner container and an outer container. The present invention relates in particular to a flower pot of a double structure comprised of an inner container and an outer container, in which an inside container for planting a plant is designed to be transparent so that how the plant is rooted or watered is observable, and the interior of the pot is completely shielded from the light by preventing the light from entering from above and an outside container covering the pot is completely shielded from the light so that moss is suppressed from being grown on the inner surface of the pot and the plant can be grown in a most suitable environment without applying the light to the roots.

The pot is of a double structure comprised of the inner container 11 and the outer container 21 disposed outside the inner container 11. The inner container 11 is transparent and an upper part of the inner container is shielded from the light and the outer container 21 is colored in a completely lightproof color or formed of a completely lightproof material.

A hydroponic plant container configured to facilitate the hydroponic growing of a plant wherein the container is configured to provide access to the root ball and other elements disposed therein without engaging the plant. The hydroponic plant container includes a body having a first portion and a second portion. The first portion and the second portion are defined by the same walls and bottom wherein the second portion is offset to the first portion. The first portion and the second portion have an interior volume that is fluidly coupled wherein the interior volume of the second portion is configured to provide a user access to the interior volume of the first portion. The first portion is provided in a preferred shape of round or square. The first portion further includes opposing lip members that are formed on the upper perimeter edge thereof.

A plant growing system includes a base component; and a container disposed on top of the base component. The container includes a container body having a floor surface at a lower end, and a wall having a lower edge coupled to the floor surface and extending upward from the perimeter of the floor surface to an upper edge. A drainage port is disposed through the wall near the lower edge of the wall.

A pot assembly is provided with a saucer, and a pot with a base pivotally connected to, and supported upon the saucer. A cam surface is provided between the saucer and the pot so that rotation of the pot in a first rotary direction relative to the saucer extends the pot from the saucer, and rotation of the pot in a second rotary direction relative to the saucer retracts the pot to the saucer.

An apparatus for growing plants is includes a body section having an upper orifice, a lower orifice, a back section, and at least one door. The upper orifice allows for planting of a plant while the at least one door allows for removal of the plant for transplanting. The upper orifice is smaller in cross-sectional area than the lower orifice allowing for plants to grow in their natural pattern giving the roots more room to grow in more soil from which to absorb nutrients making for a happier, healthier plant which will not need to be transplanted as often.

A container for a plant may include a base having an axis, a width transverse to the axis, a bottom, and a sidewall extending axially upward from and circumscribing the base. A tier of holes may be formed in the base. The holes in the tier may span a substantially entire width of the base. In addition, the tier of holes may be located at a substantially lowest elevation of the base to define a trough at the bottom of the base.

A plant growing system includes a base component; and a container disposed on top of the base component. The container includes a container body having a floor surface at a lower end, and a wall having a lower edge coupled to the floor surface and extending upward from the perimeter of the floor surface to an upper edge. A drainage port is disposed through the wall near the lower edge of the wall.