Seungbin Jeong’s Rainy Pots are simple, yet elegant wall-mounted planters designed to help you keep your indoor plants well watered—while looking absolutely charming on your wall.
The concept is as delightful as it is practical: the planter is shaped like a cloud, and when you water it, the cloud “rains” onto the plant below.
How Rainy Pots Work (and Why They’re So Satisfying)
Watering your plants doesn’t have to mean a heavy pour that disturbs soil, splashes leaves, or floods a small pot. With these rain cloud planters, watering becomes a gentler, more controlled routine.
Watering your plants in a gentler way
By pouring water into the opening on the top of the cloud form, you will see “raindrops” gently falling onto the plant below. This slow, rain-like drip is a simple way to water with a lighter touch—especially helpful for indoor plants that prefer evenly moistened soil rather than sudden saturation.
Stuff We Like: Rain Clouds Planters
Have you fallen in love with these woefully cute rain cloud planters? You’re not alone. Their clean, minimal look fits beautifully in modern homes, and the rain effect turns everyday plant care into a small, calming ritual.
Where to buy Rainy Pots online
Here is how you can purchase them online: availability may vary depending on whether the designer is selling directly, through a retailer, or via limited runs. If you can’t find the exact listing right away, try searching for:
- “Seungbin Jeong Rainy Pots”
- “Rain cloud wall-mounted planter”
- “Rainy Pots planter”
Tip: When buying any wall-mounted planter, double-check mounting requirements and watering capacity so it suits the plant you want to grow and the wall where you’ll install it.
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If Rainy Pots have you thinking about creative planters, don’t stop here. Our roundup—“8 Awesome DIY Flower Pots For Your Home”—is a great next read for eco-friendly inspiration, upcycling ideas, and budget-friendly ways to display greenery indoors.
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Quick care reminders for wall-mounted planters
- Protect your wall: Place the planter where occasional drips won’t damage paint or wood.
- Choose the right plant: Many indoor plants do well with gentle, consistent watering—match your plant to the planter’s size and drip style.
- Watch for overwatering: Even “gentle” watering can be too frequent. Check the soil before adding more.