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Water once a month with easy passive watering

Wavyleaf planters have a built-in water reservoir that provides the right amount of water to plant roots, right when they need it.

Water is wicked up from the reservoir to the roots, keeping plants watered for 2-4 weeks before needing a refill.

  • A.L. ★★★★★

    Love the clear inner pot so that I can monitor the roots. Clear reservoir water indicator. Light weight. Zero fuss and has all the musts for a passive hydro setup.

  • Simon ★★★★★

    Beautiful planter. Quick shipping would buy again.

  • Joslyn ★★★★★

    Now that I’ve had them for a couple months I can say that they are AMAZING for plants in semihydro!

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Indicator shows you how much water is left

As the plant drinks, the indicator lowers. When it hits the bottom, it's time to refill.

Zero guesswork!

Lasts 3x longer than other self watering pots

Wavyleaf planters have an extra deep water reservoir, saving you from constant refills.

Water is gradually wicked to the roots, creating the ideal environment for plants - no more brown edges or yellow leaves!

Designed by houseplant enthusiasts

Wavyleaf planters work great for both soil and soil-free methods (leca & pon), providing just the right amount of water to the roots for healthy and fast growth.

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FAQ

What plants can grow in the planter?

Almost any plant can grow in a Wavyleaf planter. The planter is designed to be flexible, allowing you to tailor watering to your plant's needs.

Here are some examples of how you could use the planter for different plants:

• Water loving plants: refill the reservoir as soon as the indicator reads empty, so the plant always has some water.

• Water sensitive plants: after the indicator reads empty, allow the growing material to dry completely (wait 3-7 days) before refilling.

 There’s no single way to use the planter—it gives you the clarity and control to adapt your care based on your plant's needs.

You can grow houseplants, herbs, and veggies using the growing medium you prefer, whether it’s soil or soil-free options like leca or pon.

If you’re wondering about a specific plant, feel free to email us—we’re happy to help!

Will this cause overwatering?

Overwatering is caused by excess water suffocating the roots, cutting off their oxygen supply and leading to root rot.

Wavyleaf planters are designed to maintain a nice balance of water and air, to help roots get the oxygen they need to avoid root rot. The inner pot has multiple vents along the bottom and sides to promote airflow to the roots.

If you're concerned about overwatering for water-sensitive plants, try filling the reservoir partway to reduce the watering duration. You can also wait 3-7 days after the reservoir runs empty before refilling, giving the plant time to adjust.

What about plants that need a dry cycle?

The planters are designed to provide a nice balance of water and air, but for water sensitive plants that require a completely dry cycle, simply wait 3–7 days after the indicator reads empty before refilling the reservoir. This ensures the growing material fully dries before the next watering.

How long does it water for?

Watering typically lasts 2 to 4 weeks, depending on factors such as:

- Plant size: Bigger plants use water faster.

- Sunlight: More sun means quicker water use.

- Humidity: Dry air causes faster evaporation.

- Temperature and airflow: Warm or breezy conditions deplete water faster.