Do these have a water reservoir for "self watering"
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No they have 4 plugs on the bottom that you can remove for drainage or leave in.
567764
No it is not self watering. It can be set up with a drip irrigation system, if not, the time between watering will be affected by several factors - How dry/humid is the climate? sunny and low humidity requires more watering. What type of soil or soil mixture did you fill the pot and how full? an all-Pro mix dries out quicker than a Pro-mix, compost, and some bark mulch. How big are the plants in the pot? bigger plants require more water than little ones and if you have a large plant vs small pot you will water frequently.
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For those self-watering solutions, you'll need the lift tray to keep the water mat and your plants from sitting directly in the water. The water soaks into the water mat gradually. If you set it up you'll see. The heat pad just gently warms up whatever you put on top of it, regardless of whether it's self-watering or not.
1297926
No, I did not and i purchased 2. It took a while to figure it out but they are the best sprinklers I've ever owned.
594187
No you can operate them individually. I have one side connected to a drip system for my flower beds and just a garden house on the other.
653382
Certainly. There is a rubber plug in the bottom that will control water dripping out. I put another plant down there to catch the drips. Probably great for herbs over the winter. They are really a nice height and size. I wouldn't have space indoors for this so hope you do. Happy gardening.
980908
No they do not. I would suggest opening them at home and draining them though as the liquid has a stong odor. I drain mine and take them in a glass storage container for lunch.
115916
I have it under a pot of flowers but I'm sure it does not. I have some water tubing come from under the pot so it keeps it from squeezing it and the pot is always watered. Good product.
1625701
Depends on what you are watering. I put an emitter at each plant and control the amt of water at each with a different sized (color) emitter.
2001715
The unit I received has a 1-quart curved reservoir with projecting clips to attach to a curved pot containing the plant. There was no 2-quart reservoir, so this may be a new feature.
2095699
Yes. They have punch-out drain holes, but they're really big - about an inch in diameter. I didn't want to lose that much water so quickly, so I drilled smaller holes. If you do use the punched-out holes, you'll need something to cover them to prevent losing soil - maybe a paper coffee filter.
1593390
Yep, they have valves. But they are about as easy as you get w/ sippy cups. Sadly, mine were a little leaky.
714287
Not really. There is a water reservoir in the bottom of each box that has drainage so it doesn't "overfill" into the soil above. Before this, I had plain plastic boxes that I had to water daily. I only have to water these once a week. Plus, my window plantings have never looked so good. In my mind, they are well worth the price, and I should be able to use them for many years.
1405799
No it does not. And it takes a "special" water to let them grow. Regular bottled or sink water will not work.
2269305
No. There is a tub that holds water, but there is no irrigation. I fill mine every 2 days. This is the second season I have used it. Its holding up pretty well. The back bows a little under the weight of the plant, but overall i'm pleased.
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There is a wall panel for these, and they come with screws for the wall. So you screw in the back panel and hang the front from it. You have to screw them into studs or use appropriate anchors to mount them, as they can be heavy. As for the water, they don't drip at all if they're properly installed! They are great indoors. I notice that if I water them the wrong way (pour water over the plants rather than pour it into the holes in the top), they drip from the front a little. The wall behind the planter, however, is always dry.
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I am not familiar with the self-watering trays. However, the mats heat well. I think it would warm that tray well enough that in turn it would warm the planting media. Keep in mind the mat will heat about 20 degrees above outside / room temperature. I also recommend the thermostat to control it.