
Water less often with better results.
When filled with water, moisture seeps out slowly through the walls of the Oya to water your plants right at the roots. Once established, the roots of your plants will instinctively grow towards the water source.
1. Plant
Dig a small hole in your garden and bury your Oya, leaving the top exposed.
2. Water
Once planted, fill with your Oya with water from a watering can or hose.
3. Grow
Replace the cap. The roots of your plants will begin to instinctively grow towards the water source. Refill with water occasionally.
70%
reduction in water consumption compared to surface watering.












Garden Oya™ Watering Pot
Replicating an ancient form of plant irrigation, our Oya™ Watering Pots are made of porous clay and placed directly into the soil among your plants. Once filled with water, the moisture will seep slowly through the pot's walls to water plants right at their roots. Over time, the roots of your plants instinctively grow towards the water source before attaching themselves to the outside of the Oya™.
For the first couple of weeks, you'll still need to surface water, but after that, this clever relationship between plant and pot only draws water out when needed. No more, no less—fostering water (and food) security in your garden.
Oya Watering Pots are a fantastic way to keep my large beds well-watered passively, especially in my dry climate.

GrowOya helps my container plants not only survive hot summers of Arizona, but thrive. I won't garden in containers without them!

I recommend GrowOya to anyone who wants to save time, is conscious of water consumption, and wants great growing results from deep watering.

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