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The RainBloom rainwater collector, with raindrops on its funnel

Make your balcony bloom.

Give your plants what they evolved to crave — pure rainwater, free of chlorine and chemicals.

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The water your plants were built for.

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Introducing RainBloom.

How a rainy day turns into free, pure water for the plants you love.

Front view of the RainBloom showing its water window and handle

The original

RainBloom

$69.99

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A sleek balcony rainwater collector. Give your plants the water they evolved to crave.

  • Chemical-free water
  • Built for balconies
  • Holds about a gallon
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More ways to catch the rain.

A sculptural stand for the plant lover, and a railing clamp for the smallest balconies.

RainBloom Ultra with leaf-shaped rain catchers on a curved gooseneck stand
RainBloom Ultra standing among plants on a city balcony

Premium · Free-standing

RainBloom Ultra.

$129.99

Coming soon

Our premium water-harvesting piece: sculptural leaf catchers on an adjustable gooseneck, with a nested teardrop pitcher.

  • Adjustable gooseneck. Bend the flexible neck to aim the rain catchers wherever the water falls — they hold position until you move them again.
  • Twist-lock height. Slide the upper tube through the twist-lock to raise or lower the catchers, then lock it in place.
  • Nested teardrop pitcher. A durable tinted-transparent pitcher shaped like a drop of water nests into the weighted base and aligns with the spout every time.
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Angled studio view of the RainBloom Mini showing its railing clamp
RainBloom Mini collecting rainwater on a balcony railing during a storm

Compact · Railing-mounted

RainBloom Mini.

$49.99

Coming soon

The compact rainwater collector that clamps onto your balcony railing — same pure rainwater, zero floor space.

  • Clamps to your railing. Mounts securely onto standard balcony railings — no floor space required, no tools beyond the built-in clamp.
  • Wide funnel scoop. An oversized catcher reaches into the rain and funnels every drop down into the collector.
  • Pour-ready. Lift it off the railing and pour straight into your watering can, or let it feed your plants where it hangs.
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