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Vitamin Living's IV Planter

7-22-ivplanter.jpg We love plants, and in the last year have finally managed to keep some alive for more than a month. Despite our best efforts, we've been known to leave town without arranging for someone to come and water them, and there's nothing to ruin a vacation like the thought of dying basil. The IV Planter might solve our problem, but we can't help but thinking it's a little too . . . hospital chic for the home.

 
 

The "refillable I.V. bag" is essentially a low-tech drip system, which is pretty genius. That said, we have a feeling we're not the only ones left with the lingering feeling that while well watered, those plants might actually be very, very sick.

Available for $375 from A+R.

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Oh god, this reminds me of some of the worst moments in my life.... definitely not in my home.

posted by Daniel Poitiers on July 22nd 2008 at 8:49am
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because i think every home should have a little kitsch this is right up my ally, well and because i can never keep any growing thing living, infact i have a dying peace pland in my living room as we speak. I.V STAT!!!

posted by E.M.H on July 22nd 2008 at 8:53am
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I probably wouldn't plant anything in that pot, because imagine trying to re-pot it! You would never be able to get the plant out of it again! Totally the wrong shape.

posted by Dr. Noodleman on July 22nd 2008 at 9:27am
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I adore the pot / IV, but $375 for a planter?! Perhaps I can rig something...

posted by lemonadefish on July 22nd 2008 at 11:37am
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that is so tacky and in poor taste.

posted by TheoJ on July 22nd 2008 at 9:37pm
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