Harmon Wall-Mount Wood Plant Propagation Vase Rack
Description
Description
Three clear glass test tubes nestle into a hand-carved wooden medallion, creating a graceful display for propagating cuttings or showcasing single stems. The lattice-cut design brings a warm, artisanal touch to a wall, and the three-tube arrangement turns propagation from a row of jars on a windowsill into something worth looking at. Roots stay visible through the glass, which is half the appeal of growing this way.
Each tube lifts out for rinsing and refilling, and the narrow bore keeps water fresher than an open vessel. The carved wood backplate is sanded smooth, sealed to resist splashes, and drilled for a single screw or nail so it hangs flush and level. Use it for pothos, monstera, philodendron, and herb cuttings, or as a trio of bud vases for garden stems and wildflowers.
From Oak Mercer, the Harmon rack suits kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, and apartments where windowsills are already crowded. Three finishes let you match warm or cooler wood tones in the room. Change the water every few days while roots develop, rinse the tubes between uses, and wipe the wood with a dry cloth rather than washing it.
- Material: hand-carved lattice wood backplate with three glass test tubes
- Use: propagation station or trio of wall-mounted bud vases
- Best for: pothos, monstera, philodendron, herb cuttings, garden stems
- Mounting: pre-drilled for a single screw or nail, hangs flush
- Care: change water every few days; rinse tubes; wipe wood dry
- Brand: Oak Mercer
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free standard shipping on every order within the United States, with no minimum. Express delivery is available at checkout for $15.00. Returns accepted within 60 days of delivery.
Propagation Worth Displaying
A row of jars on a windowsill becomes something worth looking at, with three cuttings held at the same height on one carved wood piece.
Carved Lattice Medallion
The lattice cut medallion brings an artisanal warmth to a wall that plastic propagation stations never manage.
Three Tubes, One Wall
Three clear tubes let you run three cuttings at once and watch every root spread. Oak Mercer designed it to hang where you will actually see it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cuttings can it hold?
How many cuttings can it hold?
Three, one per glass tube, each held upright at the same height so the group reads as a single arrangement.
Which cuttings root well in it?
Which cuttings root well in it?
Pothos, monstera, philodendron, ivy and most soft stem houseplants take root in water within a few weeks.
How often should I change the water?
How often should I change the water?
Every three to five days keeps the water clear and oxygenated. Each tube lifts out of the wood for a quick rinse.
Can I use it for cut flowers instead?
Can I use it for cut flowers instead?
Yes. Three single stems in the tubes make a simple standing display on a wall, with no soil and no roots needed.
How is it mounted?
How is it mounted?
The carved medallion hangs from a single nail or hook and sits close to the wall, so it works in a hallway or above a kitchen counter.
