Self-Watering Planters: Brilliant Space-Savvy Small Garden Solution

By Ava Brown, March 28, 2016

If you are passionate about plants and gardening, you are probably already aware of all the benefits you can have from including plants in your surroundings. Along with their aesthetic purpose on a home décor, they are able to clean polluted air from toxins, reduce the amount of carbon dioxide and supply oxygen. As you know, green colour is often associated with bringing balance to a person’s nervous system, so the more greenery around you, the more relaxed you will be. Even time spent taking care of your plants can add up to your relaxation.

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When we think of gardening, we immediately imagine vast orchard-like spaces, with many trees, shrubs, a variety of flowers, fruits and vegetables. However, with ingenious designs and ideas nowadays, it is not only the luxury of people living in a house, but you can also realise the dream of a garden right at your apartment balcony. You can have your garden by your side and it will save you more time than what you would spend on gardening at a large area. On the plus side as well, you will be pest-free and avoid all the surprising visits from a wandering raccoon or mole.

Although in the past, outdoor planters did not have much to offer in style but were more oriented in practicality, you would be surprised what market has to offer nowadays. You can find many modern outdoor planters that are satisfying both a practical and aesthetic point of view, the best ones being self-watering planters. The self-watering invention was groundbreaking for gardening. Since their first appearance, these modern outdoor planters have gone a long way in the aspect of design. Their sleek, somewhat minimalist look makes them the perfect stylish element your garden needs. Because of this, they are equally fit as your indoor decoration and can be used for planting flowers, herbs and vegetables alike.

The material these modern outdoor planters are made of is resistant to corrosion and sun rays, so they are ideal for outdoor conditions when there is a lot of sun exposure or pouring rains. Their built-in irrigation system comprises of a reservoir so if you previously had problems with watering (excessive or not enough), you can say goodbye to them. Self-watering planters have turned gardening into a much bigger enjoyment. Just fill in the reservoir, and you are good to go. If you worry about not being aware of when water runs out, there is a level indicator to remind you of the remaining amount.

Investing in such a planter may turn out to be the best decision you make. You could read a few tips here and there to ensure your garden maintains its liveliness and bloom fully.