Olla for the Plants Irrigation Pot

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OLLA Ollas (pronunciation: oy-yahs) are porous unglazed pots that are buried up to the neck with plants. After the olla has been filled with water, the water will slowly come through the wall into the soil and thus provide the plant roots with the right amount of water. Because the soil remains drier at the top, there is less chance of small flies emerging from the soil. In Chinese culture, clay pots have been used for irrigation since 2000 years. They can be buried in a flower pot for houseplants. Outside they can be buried in balcony containers or in a herb garden, for example. Make sure that the olla always remains partially filled. When used outdoors, the olla must be removed during the frost period. Turned by Hand. The red and brown terracotta ollas of 25 - 26 cm have a capacity of approximately 700 to 800 ml. The brown ollas of 23 - 24 cm have a capacity of approximately 600 ml The gray and brown ollas of 19 - 20 cm have a capacity of approximately 500 ml The convex ollas are 18-19 cm high and 14 cm wide and have a capacity of 1 liter The prices are per piece.

These Ollas are created by local company Cutting Edge Ceramics and are used to irrigate plants. Dig out a hole and bury the Olla so the neck sticks

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Olla for the Plants Irrigation Pot

Olla for the Plants Irrigation Pot

Olla for the Plants Irrigation Pot