Indoor self-watering plant pots are specialized containers equipped with a built-in water reservoir that supplies moisture to plants gradually through a wicking system or similar mechanism. Unlike traditional pots that require frequent manual watering, these pots regulate water delivery to the soil, maintaining a steady moisture level over time.

Typically, these pots consist of two main parts: the planting container itself and a separate water reservoir located either beneath or integrated into the pot’s base. The plant’s roots access water from this reservoir through a wick, a permeable barrier, or a water-level indicator that guides the user when refilling is necessary.

The hallmark feature of self-watering pots is their reservoir, which can vary in size depending on the pot’s overall dimensions. The reservoir stores excess water, preventing soil saturation and reducing the frequency of watering.

Water moves from the reservoir to the soil via capillary action facilitated by a wick—often made of fabric or other absorbent material. This controlled water delivery helps maintain consistent soil moisture, which is critical for healthy root development and overall plant growth.

Indoor self-watering pots are commonly manufactured from materials such as plastic, ceramic, terracotta, or composite blends. Plastic variants are lightweight, affordable, and often transparent or semi-transparent, allowing users to monitor water levels easily. Ceramic and terracotta pots offer greater aesthetic appeal and breathability but may be heavier and more fragile.

Material choice can influence water retention, evaporation rates, and overall durability. For indoor use, pots that combine functional water management with pleasing design are preferred.

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Length/width/height    39/24/40cm
material    Plastic pp
Carton size    43*35*83cm
Gw/ctn    8.08kgs
Pcs/ctn    2pcs
Brand Name    YIZHITANG