14 DAY TRIAL // The innovative Plant Pod launched by Alastair Crompton makes all the right decisions, saving you a lot of time and effort. The company has developed a smart pot that actually hydrates itself, without needing your help.
Tending to a garden is always a time-consuming activity. Taking care of plants usually requires both skills and patience. Some species can be extremely demanding when it comes to water supplies: some like humidity, others prefer dryness.
The ingenious self-watering pot aims to provide an efficient solution to the people who take care of plants in their own apartment. Half of the planter is opaque and the other half is made of see-through materials, Greendiary reports.
All in all, its manufacturers made sure the item will definitely make a good impression due to its futuristic design and maximum utility. It certainly makes your life easier since, once you purchase it, you will not have to waste any time wondering if you watered your plants.
The process behind its amazing functionality is called “replaceable capillary action.” The entire concept was properly designed so that the plant could absorb as much water as it needs through the day. It experiences the benefits of an air filtration mechanism. Its purpose is to keep the roots of the plants naturally ventilated.
Permanent contact with fresh air is required to prevent the plant from getting any kind of root diseases. The new kind of pot has it all covered, even your two-week trip to the countryside.
They developed a water container meant to store enough water for up to 14 days. After this period all you have to do is refill the container. It is also good to know that this timeframe can vary, depending on the plant's needs or on the average temperatures.
The ingenious Plant Plod is a great invention with a lot of potential, destined to keep your plants green even when you do not have enough time to take care of them or they keep slipping off your list of daily chores.
Moreover, you will be able to enjoy short vacations without having to ask a neighbor or a family member to pay you a visit and take care of your pot plants. It might not plant them, but the ingenious pot definitely does all the rest and it is worth every cent.