Is there any provision in the law to put potted plants into the security net?

At present, the law does not prohibit the placement of potted plants in security nets.

If the residential property does not explicitly prohibit placing potted plants on the anti-theft network, they can be placed.

It should be noted that if potted plants are placed on the anti-theft network, the legitimate rights and interests of others are infringed.

For example, potted plants fall and hurt passers-by, and dripping water bubbles in potted plants damage the property of residents downstairs.

Then, the owner of potted plants should bear corresponding legal responsibilities, such as restitution and compensation for losses.

In addition, if the prevention of potted plants hinders the normal anti-theft function of the anti-theft net, then once the owner encounters theft, etc. When claiming compensation from the property or the relevant responsible party, the other party may demand to deduct part of the losses that the owner should bear for preventing the potted plants from being stolen.