Self-Watering Aeration Planters
SWAP
SWAP out your old planters with the new self-watering, aeration planters from Dirty Girl Organics!
- Enjoy peace of mind while you're on vacation knowing the SWAP TEAM is on the job. Our planters only need to be watered every two to three weeks.
- The sight glass at the bottom lets you know when it's time to water again.
- Say goodbye to root rot with SWAP's advanced aeration feature.
- Provide your plants with the air they need, right where they need it.
Show your plants how much you love them and SWAP out your old planters today!
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IA Collection
The IA Collection incorporates self-watering with pumped aeration, each planter combo comes with a pump holder and pump. A sight glass in front shows you the water level.
These planters are designed with separate chambers for water, air, and soil. The air pump blows air through the water supplying filtered air into the wind chamber and releasing chlorine from the water.
This prevents root rot and promotes healthy microbial communities in the soil. Leaving the soil clean and full of natural nutrients from the microbes living in the soil chamber.
Bubble Collection
The Venturi Collection features self-watering planters, each measuring 4 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches tall and feature a sight glass in front to gage water levels.
These planters are designed with separate chambers for water, air, and soil. As the plant consumes the water, a vacuum forms inside the pot, drawing fresh air into the chamber.
This process accelerates root growth. Additionally, the increased airflow around the soil chamber helps prevent root rot and promotes healthy microbial communities in the soil.
Venturi Collection
The Venturi Collection features self-watering planters, each measuring 4 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches tall and feature a sight glass in front to gage water levels.
These planters are designed with separate chambers for water, air, and soil. As the plant consumes the water, a vacuum forms inside the pot, drawing fresh air into the chamber.
This process accelerates root growth. Additionally, the increased airflow around the soil chamber helps prevent root rot and promotes healthy microbial communities in the soil.