Oya - Terra Cotta Garden Watering Vessel
Conserve water, save time, reduce weeds, and have healthier hydrated plants when you bury this cool new yet quite ancient-inspired Oya Watering Vessel up to its neck in your garden and fill with water. The unique terra cotta design of the vessel slowly releases the water inside through its porous walls out into the soil around it. The roots of neighboring plants will naturally grow towards this new water source and, over time, eventually attach themselves right to it and take only the water they need - no worrying about over- or under-watering. This self-regulating, below the soil watering system takes out all the guesswork, conserves water, prevents surface evaporation, waters the plant's roots deep down and not the pesky weeds on the surface, and is ideal during droughts and water shortages. Best of all, you only need to refill it about once a week. Available in multiple sizes. Check out the video demonstration below to see it in action. Cool huh?
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Features
- Oya AKA Ollas are an ancient form of localized plant irrigation using porous terracotta pots
- Simply bury the vessel up to its neck, fill with water, cover the top with the lid, and let it get to work
- When filled with water, moisture seeps out slowly through the walls to water your plants right at the roots
- Once established, the roots of your plants will instinctively grow towards the water source
- Over time the roots attach themselves to the outside of the Oya and draw water out as they need it
- They take just what they need - no more, no less
- Self-regulating watering system saves time and resources
- Take the guesswork out of watering with this clever system
- Slow-release
- Prevents surface evaporation
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