How Self-Watering Hydroponic Wick Pots Function

Self-Watering Hydroponics System

We are introducing the innovative self-watering plant pot with a water container, perfect for home offices.

These self-watering flower pots from Eewa Farms feature a vibrant, multi-colored exterior. They are suitable for growing a variety of plants, including flowers, greens, cacti, and succulents, allowing you to create your hydroponic garden.

Enhance Your Planting Experience

We developed a unique double-layer design after interviewing numerous gardening enthusiasts and conducting comprehensive market research. This structure promotes improved water flow and air circulation, supporting healthy root development for your plants. Say goodbye to common issues like clogged drainage holes and soil leakage that can jeopardize your cherished plants.

Specifications-

How does the Z-1121 Self-Watering Planter work?
The planter uses a wick system that draws water from a reservoir below the pot, providing a steady supply of moisture to the plant roots.

How often do I need to refill the water reservoir?
Depending on the plant and environment, you may need to refill the reservoir every 1-2 weeks. The transparent water indicator helps track water levels.

Can I use this pot for both indoor and outdoor plants?
Yes, the self-watering planter is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, but it’s best to keep it indoors or in shaded outdoor areas to prevent water evaporation.

What types of plants are best suited for this wick pot?
It’s ideal for herbs, leafy greens, and low to medium-water-consuming houseplants, such as ferns, spider plants, and peace lilies.

Does the wick pot prevent overwatering?
Yes, the wick system supplies just enough moisture as needed by the plant, helping reduce the risk of overwatering.

Can I add fertilizer to the water reservoir?
Yes, water-soluble fertilizers can be added to the reservoir. However, avoid over-fertilizing to prevent salt build-up in the wick.

How do I clean the self-watering system?
Empty and rinse the reservoir monthly, and occasionally rinse the wick to prevent mineral buildup and ensure consistent water flow.

How do I know when the plant needs more water?
The planter includes a water-level indicator, which shows when the water is low and needs refilling.

Can I replace the wick if it wears out?
Yes, replacement wicks are available, and you can easily swap out an old wick by inserting a new one through the pot’s base.

What is the benefit of using a self-watering planter over a traditional pot?
Self-watering planters provide consistent moisture, reduce watering frequency, and help busy gardeners maintain healthy plants with minimal effort.