The Hanging Disco Mirror Ball Planter from LuminaryHome takes a mirrored disco ball and turns it into a plant holder, which sounds like a novelty until you see one hung in a window. The mirrored facets scatter daylight across the ceiling and walls, and a trailing pothos or string of pearls spilling over the rim finishes the effect.
Each planter is handcrafted, so small variations in the mirror tiling are part of the piece rather than a fault. The self-watering design is the practical half: a reservoir holds water for the plant to draw on, which stretches the gap between waterings and forgives a missed week - useful for a planter you cannot easily reach.
Hanging it frees up every surface in the room, which matters in small apartments, studios and rentals where floor space is already spoken for. Two sizes are available, 15cm and 20cm, so you can hang a pair at different heights in a window or use the larger one alone as a focal point over a corner. Fill the reservoir rather than the soil directly, and give the ball a quarter turn every couple of weeks so the plant grows evenly rather than reaching only towards the window, which keeps the silhouette balanced from every angle.
- Design: handcrafted mirrored disco ball planter
- Sizes: 15cm (6 inch) and 20cm
- Watering: self-watering reservoir design
- Hanging: space-saving, suspend from hook or rail
- Best for: trailing plants such as pothos and string of pearls
- Handcrafted - slight variation between pieces is normal
- Package includes: 1 x hanging planter
Light Scattered Across The Ceiling
A mirrored disco ball as a plant holder sounds like a novelty until you see one hung in a window. The facets scatter daylight across the ceiling and walls, and a trailing pothos or string of pearls spilling over the rim finishes the effect. Each planter is handcrafted, so small variations in the mirror tiling are part of the piece rather than a fault. Give it a quarter turn every couple of weeks so the plant grows evenly instead of reaching only toward the window.
It Waters Itself
The self watering design is the practical half of this. A reservoir holds water for the plant to draw on, which stretches the gap between waterings and forgives a missed week. That matters a great deal for a planter you cannot easily reach without a step ladder. Fill the reservoir rather than pouring into the soil directly. Luminary Home chose this design specifically because hanging planters are the ones people forget.
Frees Up Every Surface
Hanging it frees up every surface in the room, which matters in small apartments, studios and rentals where floor space is already spoken for. Two sizes are available, 15cm and 20cm, so you can hang a pair at different heights in a window or use the larger one alone as a focal point over a corner. It suspends from a standard hook or rail. Trailing plants such as pothos and string of pearls suit it best, since the spill over the rim is half the look.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the self watering part work?
A reservoir holds water for the plant to draw on as it needs it. Fill the reservoir rather than the soil, and the gap between waterings stretches considerably.
Which plants suit it best?
Trailing plants. Pothos and string of pearls spill over the rim and finish the effect, which is what the mirrored ball is designed around.
What sizes are there?
15cm and 20cm. A pair of 15cm balls at different heights works well in a window; the 20cm on its own makes a focal point over a corner.
Are they all identical?
Each one is handcrafted, so small variations in the mirror tiling are part of the piece. No two catch the light in exactly the same way.
How do I keep the plant growing evenly?
Give the ball a quarter turn every couple of weeks. That keeps the plant from reaching only toward the window and keeps the silhouette balanced from every angle.