Ryan Self-Watering Plant Pots
The Ryan is a matte 5-inch ceramic plant pot, the only self-watering container in the Chive range. It stands 5 inches tall. A wick runs through the drainage hole, so you can water from the top like a normal pot or set it in a saucer of water and let the wick draw moisture up from below. Either way the soil stays evenly moist and the roots don't sit soaked.
The Ryan is named after the person who runs the plant shop, because for a long time the question he heard most, several times a day, was about self-watering pots. Chive held out as long as it could, then gave in to make the questions stop. Pothos and peace lilies do well in it, since both like steady moisture and neither wants to dry out. Ryan the person still gets asked about self-watering pots anyway, which is no longer Chive's problem.
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Ryan Self-Watering Plant Pots
The Ryan is a matte 5-inch ceramic plant pot, the only self-watering container in the Chive range. It stands 5 inches tall. A wick runs through the drainage hole, so you can water from the top like a normal pot or set it in a saucer of water and let the wick draw moisture up from below. Either way the soil stays evenly moist and the roots don't sit soaked.
The Ryan is named after the person who runs the plant shop, because for a long time the question he heard most, several times a day, was about self-watering pots. Chive held out as long as it could, then gave in to make the questions stop. Pothos and peace lilies do well in it, since both like steady moisture and neither wants to dry out. Ryan the person still gets asked about self-watering pots anyway, which is no longer Chive's problem.
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The Ryan is a matte 5-inch ceramic plant pot, the only self-watering container in the Chive range. It stands 5 inches tall. A wick runs through the drainage hole, so you can water from the top like a normal pot or set it in a saucer of water and let the wick draw moisture up from below. Either way the soil stays evenly moist and the roots don't sit soaked.
The Ryan is named after the person who runs the plant shop, because for a long time the question he heard most, several times a day, was about self-watering pots. Chive held out as long as it could, then gave in to make the questions stop. Pothos and peace lilies do well in it, since both like steady moisture and neither wants to dry out. Ryan the person still gets asked about self-watering pots anyway, which is no longer Chive's problem.
