A planter and stand assembly includes a stand having a sidewall surrounding a hollow region and tapered between a first end of the sidewall and a second end of the sidewall, the stand having a first opening at the first end and a second opening at the second end, the first opening larger than the second opening, and the stand having a first stand support surface at the first end and a second stand support surface at the second end; and a planter having a first planter support surface sized to radially overlap with the first stand support surface and rest thereon in a first configuration in which the first stand support surface faces upward and a second planter support surface sized to radially overlap with the second stand support surface and rest thereon in a second configuration in which the second stand support surface faces upward.

An expandable plant caddy assembly is provided with a frame with a plurality of legs. A plurality of plates is each mounted for translation to one of the plurality of legs, to collectively support a planter, and to allow expansion to accommodate planters of varying sizes. A plurality of guides is each mounted to one of the plurality of plates to connect each plate for translation along the corresponding leg of the plurality of legs. A plurality of casters is each mounted to one of the plurality of guides with the corresponding leg therebetween to apply compression upon the corresponding leg between the caster and the guide to resist inadvertent adjustment of each of the plurality of plates, and to permit travel of the expandable plant caddy.

Disclosed is a shelf light for plant growth having vertical stand with a plurality of wooden partitions vertically arranged in parallel at intervals and wooden vertical rod connected between adjacent wooden partitions, and lighting unit on top of vertical stand. Wooden partition on topmost end vertically is constructed as light holder for arranging lighting unit; power box powering lighting unit is mounted on another wooden partition below light holder; power box is provided with plug connecting wire accessing to electricity, with side wall configured with USB-A, USB-B and USB-C interfaces and top surface configured with wireless charging pad. The utility model, a framework entirely formed by connecting all-wooden materials, has firm structure, with functions of plant growth light, USB power docking station and wireless charging pad, so as to provide green decoration for home environment while compounding use of charging base stations, resulting in strong functionality and high space utilization.

A portable and compact assembly for providing a conditioned environment for a domestic plant both indoor and outdoor. The assembly includes a frame and a platform rotatably coupled to the frame. A plant can be placed on the platform and rotates with the platform. The assembly further includes grow lights mounted to the frame, fans mounted to the frame, and speakers. The conditioned environment can include combined exposure to grow light, sounds outputted by the speakers, and breeze generated by the fans.

A fixing structure for a flower combination contains: a container accommodated in a top of a flower vase. The container includes multiple stop tabs configured to contact with the container in the opening of the top of the flower pot, multiple spaced partitions formed in the container and having different shapes and sizes, and multiple accommodation grooves defined beside the multiple spaced partitions and having different depths, thus fixing multiple potted plants in different heights. A respective one accommodation groove has multiple conical columns extending from a bottom thereof, and a respective one conical column includes a conical orifice which has a flat section formed on a distal end of the conical orifice, such that a respective one of multiple positioning stems is received in the conical orifice of the respective one conical column of the respective one accommodation groove of the container securely.

An insect barrier base system includes a base, at least one column defining a top column end and a bottom column end, the column further defining a periphery, wherein the bottom column end communicates with the base, insect-trapping material positioned around the periphery of the at least one column between the top column end and the bottom column end, and a tray communicating with the top column end, the tray configured to hold an item.

An interengageable container and method including a bottom container and at least two top containers, each container including: (1) a bottom portion having outer edges; at least four tapered sidewalls attached to, and rising outwards of, the bottom portion, each of the least four tapered sidewalls having (a) a top edge parallel to each other and extending laterally outward of (b) a respective outer edge of the bottom portion from which they are attached at (c) respective lower edges, and (d) inner corners at each intersection of adjacent ones of the at least four tapered sidewalls.

The rotating plant pot is a device whereby plants of varying sizes can be grown indoors with a balanced appearance and growth. The plant pot is stationed on an elevated plane for viewing pleasure, and the weight of the pot, plant, and any soil, is centered on an axle on said table. This design decreases the amount of torque needed to rotate even a large plant, such that it can be done manually by the gardener, or a motor can be installed which can spin the plant at a constant or varying rate. Vertical towers extend from the base of the pot to the surface level to secure plant fences, which can hold the plant upright and assist the plant's vertical growth. The disclosure additionally includes a spring configured with a predetermined spring constant to unwind and rotate the pot according to the adjustable rotation rate.

Potted plant riser assemblies are provided for preventing small, crawling insects from accessing cultivated plants. Embodiments of the potted plant riser assembly can include an outer wall structure that defines an outer ground boundary. The outer wall structure surrounds a capture trough, which surrounds a riser structure. The capture trough has insect capture material disposed therein. The riser structure includes an elevated platform on which to place (or integrate) a planter for cultivating a plant. The potted plant riser assembly also includes an eaves structure designed to permit entry of small, crawling insects into the capture trough, while also shielding the capture trough from entry of debris and from run-off of water, soil, and the like from the plant and planter.

A horticulture tray support system including a plurality of horticulture trays. Each one of the plurality of horticulture trays defines a plurality of growing cells. A stand includes a plurality of vertical supports spaced apart along a length of the stand. A horizontal support extends along the length of the stand between at least two of the plurality of vertical supports. The stand is configured to support the plurality of horticulture trays above a surface that the plurality of vertical supports are seated on.