Vinea Glass Vase with Wooden Base
Vinea Glass Vase with Wooden Base
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Description
Description
A clear glass vessel seated in a turned wooden base, made for growing plants in water rather than soil. The glass lifts free of the base for filling and cleaning, and the timber does the two things glass alone cannot: it stops the vase sliding on a smooth tabletop, and it hides the least attractive part of hydroponic growing, the tangle of roots at the very bottom.
It suits pothos, monstera cuttings, lucky bamboo, hyacinth bulbs and any cutting being rooted before it goes into soil, and it works just as well as a plain bud vase for a few short stems. The proportions are deliberately narrow, so a single cutting stands upright instead of leaning against the rim, and the clear glass lets you watch roots develop, which is most of the appeal of growing this way.
Change the water weekly, or whenever it starts to cloud, and rinse the glass with warm soapy water to clear any mineral film. The wooden base should be wiped with a damp cloth and dried rather than soaked or put in a dishwasher. Keep it out of direct midday sun, which encourages algae in a clear vessel. Linden & Oak Co. ships across Australia and New Zealand.
- Materials: clear glass vessel with a wooden base
- Glass lifts free of the base for filling and cleaning
- Suits pothos, monstera cuttings, lucky bamboo and bulbs
- Narrow proportions hold a single cutting upright
- Doubles as a bud vase for short fresh stems
- Care: change the water weekly; hand wash the glass
- Wipe the wooden base with a damp cloth - do not soak
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Glass And Timber
The wooden base gives the glass weight where it needs it and warmth where the room needs it. It sits as a considered object on a table rather than as storage for stems.
For Cuttings And Blooms
Clear walls suit hydroponic growing, so propagating pothos or monstera becomes part of the display. Swap in cut flowers whenever you want and nothing about it looks improvised.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the base fixed or removable?
The glass sits into the timber base, which gives it a low centre of gravity. That is what stops a tall stem tipping the whole thing over on a table edge.
Can I grow plants in it long term?
Yes. It is designed for hydroponic use, so cuttings can live in water indefinitely with a weekly change. Watching the roots develop through the glass is half the point.
How do I clean water marks off the glass?
Warm water with a little white vinegar and a bottle brush clears mineral film. Dry the timber base rather than leaving it standing in a wet spot.
What stems suit it best?
Single sculptural stems and small arrangements. The narrower profile holds a few blooms upright rather than letting a large bunch splay out across the table.
Is the glass thick enough to last?
It is a solid walled vase rather than a thin blown one, and the timber base takes the impact of being set down. Normal tabletop use is well within what it handles.