Wet Pots - Allows Plants to Water Themselves

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Having live plants around my home and office is great. I love having a little natural greenery around, but I always forget to water them. This problem is solved with these cool new Wet Pots. These unique pots actually allow plants to water and take care of themselves. Simply fill up the glass outer pot with water and the porous clay inner pot allows the plant to absorb water as it needs it, which prevents over and under watering. (via The Green Head)

Updated Nov 9, 2007

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Brilliant idea. I am always forgetting to water my indoor pot plants (via Wet pot)

Updated Nov 30, 2007

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