Mini Hydroponic Plant Companion Figure with Stem Hugging Arms

A small green figure sits on the rim of your glass vase, both arms around the stem, as if it grew up there with the plant.

The Hydroponic Companion is a tiny figure in smooth green plastic with a round head, long arms and bent legs. Its arms form a loop that wraps around a stem or a leaf stalk, so the figure seems to hug your cutting while it perches on the edge of a glass of water.

It is molded in PP plastic by injection and has a simple, minimalist look. Look at the photos and you will see it seated on a vase rim, climbing a stem or leaning over a pot, and its base measures 2 cm across. Pick the shade that suits your plant: Sprout Green, Grass Green or Forest Green.

Key Benefits

• Stem hugging arms The arms form a ring that wraps around a stem or a leaf stalk, so the figure stays with the plant.
• Three green shades Sprout Green is a light yellow-green, Grass Green is an olive green and Forest Green is a deep teal green.
• PP plastic Injection molded in PP plastic with a smooth finish.
• Small 2 cm base A bottom diameter of 2 cm keeps the figure compact on a vase rim or a shelf.
• Hydroponic companion Made to sit with water cuttings in glass vases, jars and bottles.
• Minimalist style A simple shape with no printed details, so it blends with plants and glass.

Best for: Plant lovers and gift givers who want a playful touch on a windowsill, a desk or a shelf of water cuttings.

Why It Works

Plants in clear glass already make a calm display. A small figure adds a touch of humor: it climbs, perches and hugs the stem, and the green shade matches or contrasts with the leaves. It also works with potted plants, where the figure can lean on a stake or a stem.

Quick Product Facts: Mini plant companion figure; PP plastic; injection molded; bottom diameter 2 cm; simple style; colors Sprout Green, Grass Green, Forest Green; stem hugging arms; sold as one figure per option; included: one hydroponic plant companion.

How It Fits Your Routine

Fill a glass with water, set a cutting in it and place the figure on the rim with its arms around the stem. It stays there as a small decoration beside the water cutting.

On a shelf, group two or three glasses and match the shade of each figure to its plant. Move the figure to a new cutting when you start a new glass.

FAQ

What does it hold onto? Its arms wrap around a stem or a leaf stalk, and its body rests on the edge of a glass, a jar or a vase.

Which shades can I choose? Sprout Green, Grass Green and Forest Green.

What is it made of? PP plastic, made by injection molding.

How big is the base? The bottom diameter is 2 cm.

Which pose do I receive? The option photos show the seated pose with both arms forming a ring. The other poses in the gallery, such as the climbing and crawling figures, show the maker's range, so choose by the option photo.