Description
Self-Watering Planter Pot with Cotton Wick Irrigation
Keep your plants healthy and hydrated with our innovative Self-Watering Planter Pot, designed to provide consistent moisture without daily watering. Using a high-quality cotton wick (cotton rope), water is gradually drawn from the built-in water reservoir and delivered directly to the soil, ensuring your plants receive the right amount of water when they need it.
The separated water storage chamber prevents the roots from sitting in standing water, promoting healthier root growth while reducing the risk of overwatering and root rot. Simply fill the top water reservoir, and the cotton wick automatically transfers water into the soil through natural capillary action.
Perfect for indoor plants, flowers, herbs, and small vegetables, this planter is ideal for busy lifestyles, offices, balconies, and vacations.
Key Features
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🌱 Self-Watering Cotton Wick System – Cotton rope slowly transfers water from the reservoir to the soil.
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💧 Top Water Storage Tank – Large water reservoir keeps plants hydrated for up to 7–10 days (depending on plant type and weather).
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🌿 Healthy Root Growth – Keeps roots moist without waterlogging, helping prevent root rot.
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🚰 Controlled Water Supply – Provides a steady and consistent flow of water to the plant.
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🌬️ Ventilated Base – Perforated bottom improves drainage and air circulation for stronger roots.
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🏡 Perfect for Home & Office – Great for flowers, indoor plants, herbs, and decorative plants.
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✈️ Ideal for Travel – Reduces the need for frequent watering while you’re away.
How It Works
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Fill the built-in water reservoir.
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The cotton wick absorbs water through capillary action.
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Water is gradually transferred into the soil.
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The plant absorbs moisture as needed, keeping the soil evenly hydrated.
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Refill the reservoir when necessary.
Package Includes
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1 × Self-Watering Planter Pot
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1 × Cotton Wick (Pre-installed or Included)
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1 × Water Reservoir System
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1 × Water Reservoir System Cover




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