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Self-Watering Pot with Clear Reservoir, 6–20 cm, Aroid Planter in 8 Colours
An Alocasia venom plant with light green and dark green leaves in a pale pink cylindrical self-watering pot. Beside the plant are two empty plastic pots: one opaque white with vertical drainage slits and one clear with a structured base.

The Self-Watering Pot

Sale price  60,00 DKK Regular price  75,00 DKK

THE SIGNATURE SELF-WATERING POT

Key Features:

  • Visible water level:
    Check the reservoir at a glance, without lifting your plant.

  • Worry-Free Watering:
    The wick carries water from the reservoir into the growing medium.

  • Easy to lift out:
    Remove the inner pot to check roots, clean the reservoir or repot.
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Organise your cabinet, support climbing plants and give your smallest growers their own space.

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From my jungle to yours.

My home is full of plants, from tiny corms to 3-metre Alocasia. I started designing pots and accessories to make caring for them easier.

Everything you find here began with a need in my own collection. I design it, print it and use it myself; right here in Denmark.

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Smiling person holding large Alocasia leaves, sitting on wooden floor indoors

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Shipping & Returns

Dispatched from Denmark within 3 working days. Delivery time is additional.

If your pot arrives damaged, I’ll replace or refund it, no questions asked.

Design & Sustainability

Every design is my own, constantly iterated to perfection in Denmark.

I’ve tuned my process to keep production waste under 5%, which is then recycled locally. European-sourced materials and a zero-waste mindset.

Note on the Craft

Every pot is individually printed.

Minor organic variations or tiny trapped oxygen bubbles are a natural characteristic of the 3D printing process, making each piece unique.

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