Self-watering pot with hydroponic system

1 absorbent wick

It allows water to rise from the reservoir to the substrate.

1 perforated inner pot

It holds the plant and allows the wick and moisture to pass through.

1 non-perforated outer pot

It serves as a water reservoir and protects surfaces from leaks.

• Facilitates daily plant watering

• Helps maintain more consistent humidity

• Reduces the risk of forgetting to water

• Allows the plant to gradually absorb the water it needs

• Removable inner pot for easy maintenance

• Ideal for tropical plants, cuttings, and young plants

• Simple system composed of only three parts

Install the string through the holes in the inner pot, allowing one end to reach the bottom of the reservoir.

Place the plant and its growing medium into the perforated inner pot, then set it into the non-perforated outer pot.

With Stratum or another hydroponic medium

Maintain a constant water level in the reservoir so that the string can continuously supply moisture to the roots.

Check the water level regularly and add more as needed.

With potting soil or another substrate

Fill about a quarter of the reservoir with water.

Allow the substrate to fully absorb the available water.

Before refilling a quarter of the reservoir, wait until the substrate is completely dry to prevent excess moisture and the risk of root rot.

Clean the pot and string periodically to prevent residue buildup.