sretyu™ Glass Plant Propagation Rack — 3 Vases & Wooden Stand
sretyu™ Glass Plant Propagation Rack — 3 Vases & Wooden Stand
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Watch new roots take shape. 🌱
A natural wood rack and three clear glass vases turn plant propagation into a small display for your windowsill, desk or favorite reading corner. Keep cuttings visible as they develop roots, and enjoy a plant-care object that looks considered even between watering sessions.

A little greenhouse feeling, without the greenhouse
The three individual vases give you room to observe several cuttings at once. Clear glass makes it easier to see the water and root development, while the wooden holder keeps the vessels arranged in a tidy horizontal line. Try using the rack for pothos, philodendron, tradescantia or other cuttings commonly propagated in water.
The open tabletop design suits small indoor spaces and makes changing water or lifting out a vase straightforward. It is a decorative propagation station, not an enclosed growing chamber; plant cuttings and water are not included.

✨ Why it works as both a tool and a display
- Three separate glass vases keep individual cuttings organized.
- Transparent vessels allow a clear view of the water and roots.
- A warm wood rack adds a natural accent to a desk or windowsill.
- Compact proportions help the station fit on many everyday surfaces.
📐 Size and contents
| Overall dimensions | 10.2 in wide × 3.5 in deep × 7.9 in high |
| Total set weight | 1.9 lb |
| Included | 1 wooden rack and 3 clear glass propagation vases |
| Placement | Indoor tabletop, desk or windowsill |

🌿 A simple propagation ritual
Trim a healthy cutting with a suitable node, place the cutting in a clean vase with the node below the water line, and keep leaves above the water. Refresh the water regularly and position the rack in bright, indirect light suited to the plant variety. Growth time varies by species and conditions.
Glass is fragile. Place the rack on a level, stable surface and handle filled vases carefully. The wood finish and glass composition are not specified beyond what is visible in the supplied images.


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