What Are Self-Watering Planters And Should You Buy One?
An example of Soil to Sill’s Self-Watering Planter with a wick at the bottom.
Self-watering planters have been around for a while, but only recently have they been popular. They are a hassle-free way to grow plants in your home or office and they can be perfect for busy planters or new planters! In this article, we will be going over the benefits of self-watering planters to help you understand how they can help you.
What are Self-Watering Planters?
A self watering planter is a planter pot container that is filled with a small reservoir that is filled with water. The water is held in the reservoir and a wick will connect the soil to the water. The wick is a thin string that draws water up to the reservoir through capillary action. As long as the wick is moist, the water will go from the bottom to the plants and help them stay healthy! When the reservoir of water is empty, the wick dries out and the plant will stop receiving water.
What are the Benefits of Self Watering Planters?
Self watering planters have many benefits whether you are a beginner planter or an experienced planter who may be busy. The benefits of a self watering planter include:
They are convenient and can help you save time.
Self watering plant pots help save and conserve water which prevents over-watering.
Planters can be stylish including our White, Brown, or Grey colored ones.
You can leave your plants when you go on vacation without fear.
They are affordable and you can use them both indoors and outdoors.
Self watering planters are not perfect for every plant, but we think that they are a great way to keep many of your plants healthy and happy! At only $7.99, we offer affordable, stylish, and easy to use self-watering planters here.
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