Young German designer Uli Budde has designed a plant pot with a built-in saucer.

Presented at DMY Allstars in Berlin earlier this year, the terracotta pot features an extended tray at the base to catch excess water, which can be absorbed by the plant as needed.

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Here's a little text from Budde:

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A re-interpretation of the traditional combination of flower pot and saucer in one product. Simplifying the external watering through a simple formal intervention leading to an extension - while formally referring to a flower pot with a saucer. A bigger amount of water can be poured into the extension opening of the pot, which can be absorbed by the plant whenever needed.

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I.V. Plant Pot by UK designers Vitamin has gone into production.

It's a pot that feeds plants using an intravenous drip.

"Our I.V. plant pots are now available to purchase in classic white and limited edition black," says Ellie Bishop of Vitamin.

"Included with the lightweight fibreglass plant pot is a height adjustable metal rod, a refillable I.V. bag and a flow regulator that allows you to set watering rates to suit your plant."

"The drip feed provides a striking design focus as well as acting as a reminder to its owner as to when it needs topping up."

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