WetPot Self-Watering Pot

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Channel your inner green thumb with these ingenious Swedish pots that won’t let you over- or under-water. Each set consists of a terracotta planter inside a reservoir of hand-blown glass. Just fill the reservoir with water to ensure plants will absorb only what they need through the terracotta pot walls. The upper section of the pot is glazed to make handling easier. Safe for indoor and outdoor use while the temperature stays above frost point, these self-watering pots are attractive additions to your patio, windowsill or table.

Features:

Designed in 2008
Country of Origin: Portugal
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
The small size fits one or two mini cacti
The large is large enough to fit a potted azalea or fern
Suitable for most houseplants but not recommended for succulents or orchids
Dishwasher safe
Available in three sizes

Dimensions:

XSmall: 4.9 in Dia x 3.7 in H
Small: 6 in Dia x 5.2 in H
Medium: 7.4 in Dia x 6.5 in H

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WetPot Self-Watering Pot

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