Abstract: A living wall system generally having a number of layers including a waterproof membrane layer for preventing water and moisture from seeping to the building structure or wall in which the living wall system is installed. Next, a number of growing medium layers are provided having a wicking fabric layer between them, the growing medium typically of felt. The wicking fabric layer ensures even watering and smooth capillary action. The front growing medium layer has plant pockets for holding plants.

Abstract: The invention pertains to a modular living wall system for facilitating plant growth on a structural wall of a building. The system includes a number of attachment channels fastened to the structural wall and at least one growing module. Each growing module comprises a growing cage configured to retain at least two growing substrates, with each substrate facilitating the growth of plants. A key feature of the system is the capillary break between each growing substrate, formed by the structure of the growing cage. This capillary break aids in managing water movement and helps maintain an optimal growing environment. The growing module is designed to connect to the attachment channels, forming the modular living wall system. Additional features can include a waterproof membrane, a growing sleeve surrounding the growing module, and a facade panel with openings to display the vegetation. This inventive system offers a versatile and efficient method for incorporating greenery into built environments.