Dottie Self Watering Pot
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$30.00 - Regular price
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$30.00
Meet Dottie: The Self-Watering Plant Pot That Does It All
Say hello to Dottie, the self-watering handmade plant pot with a textured design that’s equal parts playful and practical. Perfect for plant lovers who want healthy, happy greenery without the hassle, this pot is here to make your plant care routine a breeze.
Why Dottie Stands Out:
- Self-Watering Made Simple: The extra-deep saucer acts as a built-in water reservoir, keeping your plants hydrated and thriving.
- Wicking Stick Magic: The included wicking plant stick takes care of bottom watering so you don’t have to.
- Versatile Planting Options: Works perfectly with soil, pon, or any planting medium you love experimenting with.
- Fits Most 3" Nursery Pots: Dottie’s inner diameter of 3.25" makes it an ideal match for standard 3" pots—easy peasy!
- Stylish and Fun: Available in earthy tones, metallic hues, and classic colors, Dottie fits any decor style, whether you’re all about minimalism or love a maximalist jungle vibe.
Dimensions:
- Height: 5.5"
- Width: 5"
- Inner Diameter: 3.25" (fits most 3" nursery pots)
- Saucer Depth: 1.5"
Whether you’re a seasoned plant collector or just starting your greenery journey, Dottie is the perfect companion to keep your plants thriving in style. Give your plants the care they deserve with this fun, functional, and fabulous pot! 🌿
🌿 How to Use Our Self Watering Planter:
- Add water to the reservoir through the easy-pour opening.
- Place the wicking stick into the reservoir and run it to the planting medium.
- Plant your greenery in soil, pon, or your preferred medium, and let the self-watering system do the rest!
🪴 ABOUT THE POTS
— Pot measurement is of the inner diameter and represent what size nursery pot can fit.
— Pots without saucers come with a drain hole + rubber plug unless stated cache pot
— All pots made and painted in-house by a husband and wife duo - Amanda + Derek
✨ Why Choose Handmade
By choosing our handcrafted planter, you're supporting a small family business and a passion for creating beautiful, yet practical plant accessories.
The Curated Jungles handmade concrete pots are made and designed in-house by our small family of 5. Each one is handcrafted and painted in our home workshop with 3 small children who love creating alongside us. We just adore planting our favorite plants in them and know you will too!
Returns + Exchanges
We are honored and proud of every piece we create and curate. If you are not completely thrilled with your new find you can send it back for a refund or exchange it for a better suited piece within 30 days. Learn More Here.
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All About Self-Watering Pots
Do the pots come with wick sticks?
Yes!
Every self-watering pot includes wick sticks so you can start right away.
No extra purchase needed.
Even though we highly recommend you stock up on these magic little sticks. They work for propagating and saucers too!
How do I fill the reservoir?
You can fill it two easy ways —
- by bottom watering through the side opening,
- or simply pouring water from the top until the reservoir is full.
The wick system then pulls up the perfect amount of water to keep soil evenly moist.
How often do I need to water?
Check every 3–7 days in the summer, and every 1–2 weeks during cooler months.
Your plant’s size, soil mix, and environment will affect timing — but either way, you can expect a perfect watering every time with a little wiggle room for you between.
What kind of soil works best?
Well-draining soil is key for any plants health and when you add that with a self-watering box you get the perfect set up for your plant.
- For leafy or tropical plants, a chunky, light potting mix works beautifully.
- For Hoya, Cactus and Succulents, try semi-hydroponic setups (pon, leca, DIY Pon + Tree Fern) or blends like sand, pumice, and coco coir.
Wait.. Can I really use self-watering pots with succulents or cactus?
Yes!
We’ve found cactus and succulents thrive in self-watering when paired with a hydro-based medium like leca, pon, or our personal DIY Pon + Tree Fern mix.
They grow faster and bloom more often.
Just allow the soil and reservoir to dry a couple days between waterings.
Don't worry, you will be able to tell if the saucer is bone dry or still damp from recent water.