Our unique wick system draws the moisture up into the soil, allowing the plant to feed at its' own rate. Excess moisture drains back into the reservoir, away from the root system (which helps prevent root rot).
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Great self-watering planter
The 10" Eezy-gro is a great design. It holds 8 cups of water and the dirt does not sit down in the water--this is better than Misco's 13" self-watering planter that only holds about 7 cups and a cup or two of dirt sits down in (at the same level as) the reservoir so it will continually be water-logged. (Misco's Flare 16" is the same design as their 13" but holds about 9 cups of water...not very much considering it is so much larger.) The 14" EasyCare planter holds an admirable 14 cups of water...but it is more expensive than the Eezy-gro. I like the wicking system in the Eezy-gro, but time will tell if it really does not rot. Even if it does, it shouldn't be too difficult to replace at low cost at the fabric store. I think the 10" Eezy-gro is big enough for a pepper plant but probably not for tomatoe.
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Good plastic planter
These are good plastic planters with a solid self watering system. I have cucumbers in them and the plants have responded well. I would recommend these as a quality low cost plastic self watering planter.
Self-Watering Works
I'm using four of the 12-inch planters in an indoor grow tent (4' x 4' x 6'), and I couldn't be more pleased with the performance. I transplanted plants from smaller containers into these and was worried that they may not make it. However, it's been a month, and all four plants are flowering and growing bigger than my skeptic friends predicted.
The planters are made of cheap plastic, but the design is excellent. It's easy to get to the watering hole at the bottom of the planter, and you can just test the fill level by dipping your finger into the hole.
They say that you can go for two weeks without watering, depending on conditions. I haven't tested that yet, but I have gone a few days with no worries. I go out of town fairly frequently for long weekends, and now I don't have to worry about watering the plants when I'm gone.
I'd definitely recommend these if you're trying to do an indoor grow on a budget.
Product Features :
- Unique wick system draws the moisture from the reservoir up into the soil, allowing the plant to feed at its own rate
- Polycotton wick will not rot
- Prevents root rot due to over watering
- Material is UV stabilized
- Made from highly durable virgin polypropylene
Rating : 4.0
List Price : $31.66
