Vidal Oval Wood Hydroponic Bud Vase, 2-Piece Set
Description
Description
These sculptural wooden vases turn single stems into standout displays. Each piece has an oval silhouette carved from solid wood, cradling a slender glass tube that holds water and greenery. The warm grain and smooth finish contrast with the clear glass, so a single cutting reads as a deliberate arrangement rather than as a leftover stem in a jar.
The glass tubes lift out for rinsing and refilling, and their narrow bore keeps water fresher longer than an open vase would. The oval wood stands are weighted low so they will not tip when a tall stem leans, and the pair can sit together as a matched grouping or be split across two rooms. Use them as a propagation station for pothos, monstera, and philodendron cuttings, or as bud vases for garden roses, wildflowers, and herbs.
From Oak Mercer, this two-piece set makes a good desk object, a small housewarming gift, and an easy way to bring something living onto a shelf that has no room for a pot. Rinse the tubes between uses, wipe the wood with a dry cloth rather than washing it, and keep the stands clear of standing water so the grain does not lift.
- Material: solid carved wood stands with removable glass tubes
- Includes: two-piece set for grouping or splitting between rooms
- Use: propagation station, bud vase, single-stem display
- Best for: pothos, monstera, philodendron cuttings, garden stems
- Care: rinse tubes by hand; wipe wood dry; avoid standing water
- 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.
One Stem, Framed
The oval wood body cradles a slender glass tube, so a single cutting reads as a deliberate arrangement rather than a leftover stem in a jar.
Warm Grain, Clear Glass
Smooth carved wood against clear glass gives the pair contrast and weight, and the warm grain softens a shelf full of hard edges.
Lift Out And Rinse
Each tube slides free of its wood body, so refilling takes seconds and the water stays clear enough to watch roots form.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I put in these vases?
What can I put in these vases?
Single stems, fresh cuttings, small wildflowers or a sprig of eucalyptus. The narrow tube holds one or two stems upright with no foam or wire needed.
Can I root cuttings in them?
Can I root cuttings in them?
Yes. The glass tube holds water and the clear sides let you watch roots spread, which is the real pleasure of propagating this way.
How often should the water be changed?
How often should the water be changed?
Every few days keeps the water fresh and the roots happy. The tube lifts out of the wood, so a rinse under the tap is all it takes.
Will water damage the wood?
Will water damage the wood?
The glass tube keeps water off the wood entirely. Wipe any drips with a dry cloth and the finish stays smooth.
Do the two vases have to sit together?
Do the two vases have to sit together?
They look considered as a pair on a console and equally at home apart, one on a desk and one on a kitchen windowsill.
