Self-Watering Wine Bottle Planter

April 27, 2025

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Instead of filling up your recycle bin with all those empty wine bottles every week, repurpose them into unique, decorative planters instead with these cool new Self-Watering Wine Bottle Planters from Kikkerland. To use, just fill an empty wine bottle with water, slip this little terracotta flower pot over the neck, drop the rope wick down into the water, fill the pot with soil and seeds, and... that's it! The self-watering rope wick will then soak up water as needed by the roots so you'll never have to worry about over- or under-watering again. It's also super simple to refill the wine bottle as needed. It makes a great gift for any wine lover with a green thumb.

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