Review on Mid-Century Ceramic Planter With Stand In White By Rivet - 14" Height by Amanda Austin

For some reason, all the other trendy "mid century plant stands" are INCREDIBLY expensive - about $50 - not even including the planter! So obviously this was a steal (about $30 when I bought it). It works so well! I have a pink and green aglaonema that's about 6"-7" tall and about as wide inside the pot. The stand is sturdy and very modern, not showy, which fits me. It's not really "green" - more like a textured off-white at the top.Note that the planter does NOT have a drainage hole at the bottom, so you'll need to put some rocks at the bottom to allow for good drainage. Even then, I recommend putting in a tropical plant that likes a little extra water and humidity. Succulents and cacti are too picky about their moisture level (or the lack thereof) to work well in a pot without a drainage hole.