Bow-Max Metal Robot Planter

No, the planter does not have drainage holes. If you are planting directly into the head, we recommend adding a layer of gravel or pebbles at the bottom to help with drainage, or simply using a plastic nursery pot inside that can be removed for watering.

While the metal is painted and designed for both indoor and outdoor use, it is a distressed finish. To prevent excessive rusting or weathering over time, it is best to keep it in a covered patio area or bring it indoors during harsh winter months.

The bucket-style head is best suited for small plants like succulents, air plants, or small ferns. It is not designed for large, deep-rooted houseplants that require significant soil volume.

Yes, the robot features articulated arms that allow you to pose them in different positions. This adds a nice touch of personality and lets you customize how the robot interacts with your space.

The robot has industrial-style feet that are generally stable, but because it is made of metal, we recommend placing it on a coaster or felt pads if you are setting it on a delicate surface like a wooden table or shelf to prevent scratching.