Self-Watering Pot Trio

The Self-Watering Pot Trio solves the two problems that stop most people from keeping plants alive: forgetting to water, and ugly plastic solutions. Each pot is a two-part sub-irrigation system — a matte ceramic-look outer shell in your choice of white or warm sand, and an inner growing pot whose wicking core pulls water from a 700 ml reservoir exactly as the roots demand. Fill the reservoir through the side port and a typical monstera, pothos or palm drinks for two to three weeks.

Because water enters from below instead of a watering can from above, the whole failure family of overwatering disappears: no waterlogged saucers, no fungus gnats breeding in wet topsoil, no runoff staining furniture. The front water gauge shows the reservoir level at a glance — a five-second check replaces the finger-in-soil guesswork.

The three sizes (14, 17 and 20 cm) nest a growing collection neatly on a windowsill or shelf, and the inner pots lift out for repotting. They are the natural partners for our PodWall indoor wall pods — pods on the wall, trio on the sill, and the entire room runs on two-week watering rounds.