Slow release watering diy

Garden Hack: Make a simple DIY drip watering system for potted plants & seedlings with just a water bottle. Instructions and video included in the article.

Just as we rely on our water bottles throughout the day, plants can benefit from a slow release watering system as well. While you can purchase fancy irrigation systems, you can also make a plastic bottle irrigator. Learn how to make a soda bottle drip feeder here.

Keeping herbs in planters right off of my back stoop is pretty and convenient-I can just pop outside and grab what I need right in the middle of cooking. But it has it’s problems, the largest problem being keeping those dang planters watered. Any kind of pot kept outside requires much more frequent watering than... Keep Reading

Cheap, Easy, Leak-Safe Way to Water Plants While on Vacation: My husband and I like to take trips to exotic locales, but we also like the jungle-like explosion of houseplants we have in our apartment. This combination poses a problem, because there's only so many times you can impose on a friend to water your …

Ollas are an unglazed terracotta vessel that traditionally resembles a bulbous vase with a tight neck. The vessel is filled with water then buried in the soil. The water slowly and gently releases...

How to Make a Homemade Self-Watering Bottle for Plants | creative explained

How to use an old milk gallon container to make sure your plants are getting the water they need!

Introduction to using ollas in the garden and simple instructions for how to make a DIY olla using an unglazed terracotta plant pot.

Self-Watering Recycled Planter: In this project, we are going to create a planter that waters the plant and keeps the soil moist all the time.

Turn almost any planter into a self-watering container! Discover the secret to lush, thriving plants with our step-by-step tutorial on building your own DIY self-watering planter.