boxod Flowerpot Treeman Baby Groot Succulent Planter Cute Green Plants Flower Pot with Hole Pen Holder ( Hand Heart )
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boxod Flowerpot Treeman Baby Groot Succulent Planter Cute Green Plants Flower Pot with Hole Pen Holder ( Hand Heart )
- ★About It---A Flowerpot,also can be used as a pencil holder,a fun decoration for the home, garden, patio, office or car and so on.
- ★Size--- Height about 15cm( 5.9 inch), Max.diameter of pot mouth is 7cm ( 2.6 inch)
- ★Perfect Design--- There is a small hole under the flowerpot, so that the water will leak out when used as a flowerpot. When used as a pen holder, the hole design hides on the side, does not affect the appearance
- ★Long Life--- High quality PVC material, not easy to damage, gray color is not easy to dirty, you can collect it forever, if you accidentally broke it, no worries, a little glue can make it immediately restored,the irregular design hide glue traces well
- ★Best Gift--- This is a good gift for anyone ! Kids, Wife ,Colleague,Classmates and so on. Birthday Gifts, Valentine's Gift,Student Gifts, Christmas Gifts
100% Brand New With High Quality
Color: As the picture
Material:High Quality PVC
Size:Approx 6 inch
package included: 1PCS SOSUO Flowerpot(With Package)
Technical Specifications
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