The olla watering pot is a buried clay container designed to deliver water directly to plant roots. Once filled, it releases moisture slowly through the porous clay, giving plants consistent hydration while minimising surface evaporation. This system saves water and helps plants thrive with less frequent watering. Available in a choice of sizes to suit everything from planters and pots to raised beds and garden borders. Choose from pairs of 250ml, 600ml or 1 litre olla pots, or a larger single 2 litre olla pot. The narrow, deep design makes them ideal for planters too. Olla Watering Pot For Deep Root Irrigation The porous clay walls release moisture gradually, encouraging roots to grow deeper and stronger. This helps plants cope better in dry periods and keeps soil moisture balanced naturally without overwatering or runoff. Clay Watering Pot For Water Conservation This olla watering pot system can cut water usage by up to 70% compared to traditional watering. The steady release of water ensures plants receive exactly what they need, keeping flower beds, vegetable gardens, raised beds and planters healthy. Benefits Of Using An Olla Watering Pot • Delivers water directly to plant roots for consistent moisture • Reduces water waste by up to 70% • Encourages stronger root systems and healthier plant growth • Minimises evaporation and surface runoff • Simple to refill and easy to maintain • Available in four size options for different planting areas Specification Material: Porous clay Sizes: 2 x 250ml Olla Watering Pots – H:14cm x Dia:6.5cm (250ml per pot) 2 x 600ml Olla Watering Pots – H:19cm x Dia:9cm (600ml per pot) 2 x 1L Olla Watering Pots – H:21cm x Dia:11cm (1 litre per pot) 1 x 2L Olla Watering Pot – H:28.5cm x Dia:13.5cm (2 litres per pot) Installation: Bury near plant root zone Use: Refill every few days depending on conditions Care: Remove in winter to prevent frost damage Frequently Asked Questions How does the olla watering pot work? The porous clay slowly releases water directly to plant roots, ensuring consistent soil moisture without surface runoff. How often should I fill the olla pot? Depending on soil type, weather and the size of the olla pot, refilling is usually needed every two to three days. Larger 1 litre and 2 litre pots hold more water and may require less frequent refilling. Which size olla watering pot should I choose? The smaller 250ml and 600ml olla pots are ideal for planters, pots and smaller planting areas. The 1 litre and 2 litre options provide a larger water capacity, making them particularly useful for larger planters, raised beds, vegetable gardens and garden borders. Can the olla watering pot be used in raised beds? Yes, it works perfectly in raised beds, garden borders and even larger pots. Will using an olla pot save water? Yes, it reduces water usage by up to 70% compared to overhead watering systems. How do I clean the clay olla pots? Simply rinse with running water or scrub with a brush, and store dry in winter to avoid frost damage.