Growoya Garden OYA Small Watering Pot Plant Irrigation System Sustainable Traditional Olla Watering Smart Underground Watering Available for Garden Beds Raised Beds and Grow Bags

Meet the Oya. A traditional, natural way to save water, grow easy and get better plants. The Oya is a time-honoured clay vessel that is planted in the ground to naturally, perfectly water your garden—dramatically reducing water waste and watering effort. Just fill your Oya with water every few days and the rest is taken care of. Plant roots instinctively grow toward the porous clay of the Oya which allows them to take exactly the water they need when they need it, no more no less. The result is less water, easier growing and a more successful garden. 5" in diameter, 7" high. The opening is 1.25" in diameter. Holds 1 liter. Waters 2'x2' garden space.

• Revolutionize Your Garden with the Oya Watering Pot from GrowOya. Also known as an Olla, our Watering Pot is crafted from a unique and porous clay formula, your ultimate trick saving upto 70% on garden watering.
• Smart Watering, Happy Plants! Bury the Oya Watering Pot among your plants and witness a sustainable gardening miracle. The roots of your plants will gravitate towards the water source, attaching themselves to the pots exterior.
• Save Time Watering. Instead of daily watering, water just every 5-7 days with the Oya Watering Pot. Tired of the daily surface watering routine? The irrigation method changes the game.
• No more wasteful watering – your plants take just what they need. Initially, surface water for the first couple of weeks, then let the Oya Watering Pot do thRefill every 5-7 days or when the water level is low. Embrace a lush, thriving garden with minimal effort and maximum automatic watering efficiency.e work for you. Available in three sizes, 5” x 7;, 7 x 10; 10 x 13
• Ideal for raised beds, grow bags, hanging planters, and in-ground gardening. Compatible with all soil types, its durable design resists root damage and is easy to clean with a wire brush and vinegar solution. While roots naturally seek water, placing the pot at the center of plant clusters ensures optimal hydration.