- A Self-Watering insert built into the bottom of the planter traps excess water where the roots can access it, reducing the how often you need to water
- Bell-shaped silhouette design with internal drainage reservoir to trap water and keep it away from plants roots
- Self-watering disk helps prevent damaging root rot and helps allow oxygen to easily access plant roots
- Matte finish made with light weight resin material
- All weather durability with UV protection
Ariana Collection by Bloem
Self-Watering Planters
The Ariana planter will quickly become one of your favorite pots because it helps keep your plants from drying out and will reduce the time you spend watering. Inside the planter there is a hidden reservoir located at the bottom of your pot and holds approx. 1”-3.5” (depending on planter size) of water. This self-watering insert keeps dirt and roots above the hidden reservoir while constantly providing healthy 'greenhouse-like' moisture through the evaporation process.
How a Self-Watering Planter Works:
Inside Bloem's self-watering planter, the potting mix is held above the water line by a sturdy screen. The water chamber is connected by small porous channel filled with soil, which then acts as a wick. As water is used by the plant or evaporates from the surface of the soil, capillary action draws more water up from below.
The soil has just the right amount of water all the time, but also maintains air pockets, which the plant roots need to stay healthy.
- Matte finish
- 100% UV stabilized plastic ensures long lasting color and withstands extreme weather conditions
- BPA free
- 6" to 20" size option
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When to add drainage holes?
While various kinds of plants have different drainage needs, few can tolerate sitting in stagnate water for extended periods of time. If exposed to intense periods of rainfall or storms, your soil may not be able to absorb or evaporate the water fast enough. When the pot is in an unsheltered location we recommend punching out drainage holes. The process is extremely quick and easy with the right tools.
Flip pot upside down and locate areas marked 'X' for recommended hole locations. Then punch out holes by using either a drill with a drill bit or a hammer and a nail. The process should only take a minute or two, then the pot will be ready to fill with potting soil and plants of your choice.
Bloem Accessories (sold separately)
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Bloem Ups-a-Daisy Planter Lift Inserts |
Bloem Caddies & Rolling Saucers |
Bloem Terra Saucer Tray Collection |
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From the manufacturer
Ariana Collection by Bloem
Self-Watering Planters
The Ariana planter will quickly become one of your favorite pots because it helps keep your plants from drying out and will reduce the time you spend watering. Inside the planter there is a hidden reservoir located at the bottom of your pot and holds approx. 1”-3.5” (depending on planter size) of water. This self-watering insert keeps dirt and roots above the hidden reservoir while constantly providing healthy 'greenhouse-like' moisture through the evaporation process.
How a Self-Watering Planter Works:
Inside Bloem's self-watering planter, the potting mix is held above the water line by a sturdy screen. The water chamber is connected by small porous channel filled with soil, which then acts as a wick. As water is used by the plant or evaporates from the surface of the soil, capillary action draws more water up from below.
The soil has just the right amount of water all the time, but also maintains air pockets, which the plant roots need to stay healthy.
- Matte finish
- 100% UV stabilized plastic ensures long lasting color and withstands extreme weather conditions
- BPA free
- 6" to 20" size option
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Self watering grid |
Extra thick wall design |
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|
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|
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|---|---|---|
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|
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When to add drainage holes?
While various kinds of plants have different drainage needs, few can tolerate sitting in stagnate water for extended periods of time. If exposed to intense periods of rainfall or storms, your soil may not be able to absorb or evaporate the water fast enough. When the pot is in an unsheltered location we recommend punching out drainage holes. The process is extremely quick and easy with the right tools.
Flip pot upside down and locate areas marked 'X' for recommended hole locations. Then punch out holes by using either a drill with a drill bit or a hammer and a nail. The process should only take a minute or two, then the pot will be ready to fill with potting soil and plants of your choice.
Bloem Accessories (sold separately)
|
Bloem Ups-a-Daisy Planter Lift Inserts |
Bloem Caddies & Rolling Saucers |
Bloem Terra Saucer Tray Collection |
BEST SELLERS
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