KIYOMING Levitating Plant Pot Hexagon Floating Planter — Desktop Air Bonsai, Rotating Resin

KIYOMING's levitating hexagon plant pot is a magnetic float planter that suspends a small bonsai or succulent above its base and slowly rotates for a striking desktop display.

This magnetic air bonsai uses magnetic levitation technology to lift a lightweight resin pot above a powered base, creating a rotating, hovering planter that draws the eye and adds a calming visual focal point to desks, shelves, or side tables. Designed for small plants like succulents and miniature bonsai, the set includes a levitation base, a hexagonal flower holder, and a power adapter so the pot can float and rotate when plugged in.

How does the levitation and setup work?

The base contains electromagnets that counteract gravity and stabilize the resin pot when positioned correctly. During setup you align the pot over the center of the base; the magnetic field will pull or push until the pot locks into place and can be released to float for several seconds at a time.

• Place the base on a flat, stable surface and plug in the supplied US adapter.
• Center the pot above the base until magnetic attraction eases; steady for 3–5 seconds.
• Release slowly — the pot should remain suspended and rotate gently when powered.
• Supports up to about 300 g; use lightweight soil and plants like succulents or miniature bonsai.

What are the dimensions and material details?

The system is compact and tailored for small indoor plants. The hexagon floating pot and base are made of durable resin for a clean finish, and the overall footprint fits easily on most desks and shelves.

• Base dimensions: approx. 7.48 × 6.7 × 1.18 inches — low-profile, stable platform.
• Pot size: about 3.54-inch diameter × 1.78-inch height — ideal for small root systems.
• Material: durable resin that’s lightweight yet sturdy for levitation use.
• Weight capacity: supports plant setups up to ~300 g (including pot and soil).

What should I plant in this floating planter and how do I maintain it?

This floating planter works best with plants that have small root masses and low water needs to avoid excess weight and spillage. Succulents, air plants with a resin liner, and tiny bonsai varieties are good choices; water sparingly and check balance after watering.

• Choose drought-tolerant plants to keep weight within limits.
• Use minimal potting mix or stabilized substrate to reduce movement after watering.
• Water carefully; allow soil to dry between light waterings to maintain balance.
• Periodically check alignment and clean base contacts per the manual.

Who is this for? The KIYOMING levitating hexagon air bonsai is aimed at anyone wanting a low-footprint, visually unique plant display — ideal for office workers seeking a desk accent, apartment dwellers with limited surfaces, gift buyers hunting for conversation pieces, and hobbyists who enjoy modern plant presentation. It’s best for small plants and users comfortable with a powered display that requires occasional adjustment and mindful watering. The unit ships with the base, levitating flower holder, a US power adapter, and a user guide so you can set up quickly and enjoy a floating botanical accent at home or work.