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The Lechuza Rondo is a premium, conical-shaped planter designed for plant enthusiasts who want a sculpture-like aesthetic in their indoor or outdoor spaces. It is ideal for showcasing tall palm trees, upright green plants, or lush shrubs, providing both elegance and a reliable self-watering system that simplifies plant care; however, potential users should note its lightweight plastic construction, which may require added weight in the base if placed in high-wind outdoor locations.
| Model Part Number | 15749 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lechuza |
Yes, the Rondo is UV-resistant, frost-proof, and weather-resistant, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor environments.
The Lechuza system includes an integrated water reservoir. If used outdoors, ensure the removable plug at the bottom is opened to allow excess rainwater to drain.
Depending on the plant type, location, and season, the reservoir typically lasts from several days to a few weeks. The water level indicator will let you know exactly when a refill is needed.
The Rondo 40 is best suited for plants up to 100cm in height to ensure the planter remains stable and visually proportional.
Yes, the internal liner features a patented, color-coordinated handle frame that allows you to easily lift the plant out for cleaning or maintenance.
Gently tap the indicator or lift it slightly to ensure no soil or debris is obstructing the float mechanism.
Check if the roots have reached the reservoir. If the plant is newly potted, the roots may need time to grow downward; water from the top for the first few weeks.
Use a specialized plastic polish or a soft microfiber cloth with a very small amount of mild soap and water.
Setting up your Rondo is straightforward. First, insert the provided sub-irrigation set into the bottom of the liner. Add a layer of substrate, place your plant, and fill the remaining space with soil. Once the plant is settled, you can fill the water reservoir through the indicator shaft until the indicator reaches the 'max' mark.
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