Ollas are traditional terracotta watering jars designed to provide consistent moisture to plants. Simply bury the olla in the soil, fill it with water, and it will gradually seep into the soil, hydrating plant roots efficiently.

Refill frequency depends on the plant’s water needs and the spike’s capacity. Check the reservoir every 3-7 days and refill as needed.

Yes! Ollas are perfect for both indoor and outdoor plants. They reduce the risk of overwatering and provide steady hydration for your plants.

Yes, ollas are safe for most plants. They are ideal for vegetables, flowers, and houseplants that thrive with consistent watering.

Self-watering spikes are plant care tools designed to provide a steady supply of water to plants over time. They consist of a spike that is inserted into the soil and a water reservoir (like a bottle or globe) that slowly releases water as the soil dries out.

• Glass spikes: More decorative and transparent, allowing you to see the water level.
• Terracotta spikes: Porous and provide a more natural, slow-release watering process.

Houseplants like pothos, ferns, and tropical plants thrive with terracotta spikes. They are also great for vegetables like tomatoes and peppers.

Plant watering globes are glass or plastic bulbs that slowly release water into the soil, keeping plants hydrated over time.

Self-watering spikes use gravity or capillary action to draw water from the reservoir into the soil. As the soil dries, it creates a vacuum that pulls water from the reservoir, ensuring the plant receives consistent moisture.

Yes, they are ideal for indoor plants, especially for busy plant owners or those who travel frequently. They help maintain consistent soil moisture, which is crucial for indoor plants.

Terracotta watering spikes are porous, cone-shaped devices made from terracotta clay. They slowly release water into the soil, providing consistent moisture to plants.

• Fill a bottle with water.
• Insert the spike into the soil near the plant’s roots.
• Attach the water bottle to the spike.
• Ensure the spike is securely placed to avoid leaks.

• Save time and effort by reducing the need for daily watering.
• Prevent overwatering and underwatering.
• Keep plants hydrated during vacations.
• Reduce water waste by delivering water directly to the roots.

Yes, terracotta spikes are often preferred because they are eco-friendly, porous, and provide a more natural watering process compared to plastic spikes.

The duration depends on the size of the reservoir and the plant’s water needs. A standard 1-liter bottle can last anywhere from 3 days to 2 weeks.

They work for most plants, but they are not suitable for succulents, cacti, or other plants that prefer dry soil. Always check the watering needs of your specific plant.

Yes, they are eco-friendly because they reduce water waste and are often made from sustainable materials like terracotta or recycled plastic.

• Provide consistent moisture to plants.
• Prevent overwatering and underwatering.
• Eco-friendly and biodegradable.
• Easy to use and reusable.

• Fill a bottle or globe with water.
• Insert the spike into the soil near the plant’s roots.
• Attach the water reservoir to the spike.
• Ensure the spike is securely placed to avoid leaks.