The Operational Principle of the Self-Watering Planter

How Does the Self-Watering System Work?

LECHUZA planters consist of an outer and an inner pot. The pots are different in height and this difference produced a space which acts as a water reservoir.

The inner pot has drainage holes. Moisture is pulled through them into the LECHUZA-PON substrate from the water reservoir. A moist area is formed. During the first three weeks the plant’s roots grow enough to reach this moist area and begin to take optimum amounts of water and fertilizer.