Moisture absorbing and water transferring self watering structured stackable plant containers

A planter comprising a series of containers, each container having a shape that provides for a series of said containers to be stacked in staggered fashion vertically one upon the other to provide a series of stacked containers;

• a lower tray provided under the bottom of the stacked containers, and for holding the stacked containers in position, and to allow for collection of any excess residue water as applied to the containers during plant watering;
• each container having a series of equally spaced integral flutes extending outwardly thereof to provide the shaped container, there being an internal grooved portion integrally formed of each container and provided intermediate each pair of flutes, each flute of a container thereabove being arranged overlying and in alignment with the internal groove of a shaped container therebelow, when the containers are vertically stacked into their assembly;
• an elevated base provided within each container and being arranged spacedly upwardly from the bottom wall of the container in which it inserts, said elevated base provided for the support of potting soil thereabove, when a container is prepared for a planting, and each elevated base, with the shaped formation at the bottom of the container, forming a water reservoir therebelow, at least one downwardly depending well integrally formed and extending below the elevated base, such that when the elevated base is seated within the container, its well locates within the water reservoir for absorption of any moisture therein and attaining moisture migration upwardly into the potting soil of the container to sustain moisturization of any potted plant.