2 pcs Large 10x5in Ollas Terracotta Watering Pots Self Watering Planter Insert 1.8L Terra Cotta Clay Watering Spikes Automatic Plant Watering Devices for Outdoor & Indoor Plants Self-irrigate

I was a little unsure about these when I first got them, but my plants are going great. They drain out in like 4 to 5 days. I put them in with my seedlings and they are growing great as well. Great product for the money.

I love these things. They work well and perform as promised.I'd like to order more of them to assist more of my plants, but the price is a little steep for me. I don't blame this seller, because it seems that these things are expensive everywhere.I created a few "homemade" versions of this item, but it took some effort and I'm not sure they work as well as these do.

Works great in my raised beds.

I love this. I literally just have to prune and harvest once a week. I’m busy and I don’t live near my raised beds. Keeps soil moist. I have more than one

I have some other ice cream ollas that I bought on etsy that work great. The difference is the cone on the etsy ollas is hollow and these are a solid spike. These were cheaper, so I thought I'd give them a try. The colors a bright and cheerful, although I would have preferred slightly different colors.The problem is that they do not keep the soil moist at all. I filled and soaked them in water for 8 hours before using, as recommended. Then I stuck them in the soil of some large pots with fig trees on my patio. The water appeared to be going down, so I thought it was working, but I now suspect it was just evaporating since the lids aren't air tight.After a week, I decided to see if the soil was moist and it was super dry. Perhaps this would work for a small indoor houseplant, but it doesn't do anything for a large outdoor pot in the summer heat.

These little ollas were exactly as expected. They came well packed; I got 8 total pots (2 sets) and none had any cracks and the lids fit great.Soaked them for 8 hours and put them in a raised planter garden. Each holds around 14 ounces of water and time will tell how they hold up to the Texas summer heat!

With the extreme heat, many of my pots get so dried out in between watering that the soil repels water when I do water. Since watering everyday is not and option for me, I've decided to try oyas.Here are the reasons why I like thise oyas:* large surface areas and thin walls make it easier for water to leach into the soil* the size is just large enough to keep one round planter soil moistHere's what I don't like about these oyas:* the price... I price shopped and found more reasonable options but the alternatives generally do not the surface areas that I need to have only one oya per pot.I've made oyas using terracotta pots, glue and some plummer putty before and worked well in my planters as well for about 1/5 th the price. But I would recommend these if you are not into making your own.

This terracotta watering system really works and helps regulate watering. These are good quality and look pretty in my planters.

I am elderly and I am handicapped and in a power chair and this watering system really helps make life easier. You just burry it in the dirt until the spout sticks out and fill it with water and let it water your plants slowly. This way your plants aren't getting over or under watered.I would highly recommend these and I would buy again.