When their roots can breathe, you can thrive. It’s that simple.
The Naked Root is the only planter designed to solve the #1 reason why plants die: root rot.
The Naked Root is the first consumer planter to incorporate root zone oxygen to make growing plants easier for anyone. In contrast with conventional planters’ root-rot prone chambers, the Naked Root planter allows roots to aerate and expand.
How it Works
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Constant Aeration
When roots stay wet there’s
no root zone oxygen. With
Naked Root, roots are continually
aerated preventing root rot. -
Air Root Pruning
When root tips are exposed to oxygen, they stop growing outward, instead there’s an explosion of inner root hairs, preventing root bound stunted plants. And greatly reduces the frequency to up-pot to a bigger planter.
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200% More Roots
As a result of air root pruning there’s a tremendous increase of root surface area allowing more water, oxygen and nutrients to the plant. Which means healthier more robust plants.
Benefits of the Naked Root
1. Plants Stay Alive + Thrive
2. No Worries Watering
3. Support Eco-Friendly Small Business
4. Proven Horticulture Technology
Elevate your living space with a gorgeous ecosystem of bigger, beautiful houseplants.
Water your plant every 2 weeks, and that’s it! No more manual testing of soil moisture or trying to remember the last time you watered.
Our planters are fully recyclable, made of compostable packaging, and produced entirely in the US by a mom-and-pop shop in Berkshires, MA.
Our patent-pending Oxiponic planter technology is born out of our 40+ years’ experience as horticulturalists.





The Naked Root planter solves the #1 reason your houseplants die: root rot.
Conventional planters root-bound plants– eventually cause rotting and strangle growth. With the Naked Root, your plant’s roots get air root pruned, giving them 200% more surface room. This allows them to consume more nutrients, water, and oxygen–without needing to be constantly re-potted. And when your plant’s roots are aerated, they can breathe–making conditions for root rot nearly impossible.