Introduction
I’ve always loved plants and owned many different kinds over the years. My first was a cactus (the poor thing lasted about two weeks). My next attempt at gardening was a bit more successful: I grew up in a house with a small indoor herb garden that we kept alive for several years before it finally died. After that, I moved into an apartment where I tried my hand at growing succulents on my windowsill—and almost killed them all. It wasn’t until recently, when I found self-watering planters, that I realized how much easier gardening could be if you have the right tools. With this blog post, let me show you why self-watering planters are all the rage in 2020 and how they can make your life easier too!
Self-watering planters are great for people who want to grow plants but don’t have much time to spend on them.
If you’re the kind of person who enjoys gardening and growing plants, but doesn’t have much time to spend on it, self-watering planters are a great option. They’ll keep your plants watered while you’re away at work or out of town, so they can stay healthy and happy while still receiving the water they need to thrive. That way, when you do have time to visit your garden or check in on your plants (and maybe even harvest some fresh fruit or veggies), all that’s left for you is enjoying their beauty!
Self-watering planters can keep your plants watered and happy while you’re away.
- Self-watering planters are convenient for you.
- You don’t have to worry about watering your plants.
- You can leave for longer periods of time, even on vacation.
If someone else is at home while you are away, they will be able to help care for the plants and won’t have to worry about overwatering or underwatering.
Self watering planters are a great choice for people who are away from home for long periods of time. They are also perfect for those who don’t have time to water their plants, or those that are forgetful about watering their plants.
Self watering planters are easy to use and will keep your plants watered for you. This means that if someone else is at home while you are away, they will be able to help care for the plants and won’t have to worry about overwatering or underwatering them.
Because the planter maintains an even level of water in the soil, your plant is less likely to get root rot or fungus.
One of the most common problems that plants face is root rot, which occurs when too much or too little water is introduced to the soil. And when we say “too much water,” we mean just about anything more than about an inch or two of rainfall per week. When you have a lot of rain in a short period of time, it can cause your plant’s roots to sit underwater for long periods of time—which can lead to fungus and rotting diseases!
While self-watering planters have been shown to decrease root rot by 40% in certain studies, it really depends on where you live and what types of plants you’re growing. But one thing’s for sure: this system will help provide for even levels of humidity throughout a plant’s life cycle—and that helps prevent mold spores from growing inside the pot because there aren’t any dry pockets where they might thrive.
Self-watering planters are not complicated, and they can make life easier for you and your plants!
Self-watering planters are quite simple, and they can make life easier for you and your plants! They’re not expensive, they’re easy to use, and they can be used to grow a wide variety of plants.
Conclusion
Self-watering planters are a great option for people who want to grow plants but don’t have much time to spend on them. You can choose from many different types of self-watering planters, and they vary in price so they’re affordable for most individuals or families. Using a self-watering planter will help keep your plants happy and healthy while you’re away from home.