"The wet pot system is just brilliant, the water seeps in through the porous clay pot to keep your plant watered for several days. My herbs are definitely surviving a lot better since I got these...and they look quite stylish as well (at least I think so)"
Thanks for the feedback Kate - we're glad you love the wet pot system as much as we do here at Garden Boutique...
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Wednesday, 3 September 2008
WET POT IS A HIT WITH GARDEN BOUTIQUE CUSTOMERS
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Labels: self watering pot, wet pot
Thursday, 24 April 2008
WET POT BACK IN STOCK! WE LOVE THE WET POTS
Our bestselling, self watering, WET POTS are back in stock!
The WET POT uses capillary action to ensure your plant receives all the water it requires. Clay naturally regulates water absorption - and so the plant can draw all the water it requires THROUGH the pot.
To use, simply down the clay pot in water for a day before planting up with the plant of your choice. Ensure the top of the plant is level with the brim of the pot and that soil is packed tight around the plant. Then all you need to do is pour water through the watering hole until the glass cylinder is 1 inch below the rim - and relax
As long as water remains in the outer glass cylinder, your plant will be able to draw on these water reserves without becoming oversaturated! Clever huh?
I particularly love the little herb wet pot set which is great for my kitchen herbs (and is the perfect size for those little pots of pre-grown herbs you can buy in markets and supermarkets)
As long as water remains in the outer glass cylinder, your plant will be able to draw on these water reserves without becoming oversaturated! Clever huh?
I particularly love the little herb wet pot set which is great for my kitchen herbs (and is the perfect size for those little pots of pre-grown herbs you can buy in markets and supermarkets)
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Labels: lazy gardener, new products, wet pot
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