It isn't enough to simply water your plants, there is a bit of a technique. The Rainy Pot is a playful tool to teach children to be gentle with delicate new growths and blossoming flowers. Seungbin Jeong's delightful design comprises a wall-mountable panel, a cloud-like reservoir on top and a half flower pot on the bottom.
The large and small versions come in a blue and a green respectively, while both semi planters are a bold red. The billowy white clouds are finished in a bright white hue and provide a generous opening on top and a cluster of perforations on the bottom. You can pour almost as quickly as you like from any watering can, bottle or cup and the Rainy Pot will distribute the liquid evenly and lightly to the soil below through its little holes.
What's Driving This Trend
- Playful Planters
- There is an opportunity to create more fun and interactive planters that can help teach children to be gentle with growing plants.
- Watering Innovations
- The Rainy Pot highlights a potential for smart watering devices that can distribute water evenly and gently to plants.
- Design-forward Gardening Tools
- Innovative and aesthetically pleasing gardening tools can make maintaining plants more enjoyable and stylish.
Who This Affects Most
- Gardening
- The gardening industry can develop more creative and interactive tools and planters for consumers.
- Smart Home
- Smart home technology can be applied to gardening with sensors and devices that monitor and optimize plant growth and watering schedules.
- Education
- The Rainy Pot demonstrates an opportunity for educational institutions and toy companies to create hands-on activities that incorporate plant care and growth.
