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Burying This Pot Ends Watering Forever || The Forgotten Self Watering Secret

Burying This Pot Ends Watering Forever || The Forgotten Self Watering Secret Bury a simple clay pot in your garden and you can cut watering down to quick refills for days at a time. In this video, I show the forgotten self-watering method called an olla, where an unglazed terracotta pot slowly releases moisture through its walls right into the root zone. That means less wasted water, less stressed plants, and fewer of those hot afternoon droop moments, even when the soil on top looks dry. You will learn exactly how to set it up the right way so it actually works, including the two mistakes that make most people fail on their first try. I will show you what kind of clay pot to use, how deep to bury it, how close to place it near tomatoes, peppers, and other thirsty plants, and how often to refill based on heat and soil type. This is perfect for raised beds, backyard gardens, and big containers, and it is one of the simplest ways to keep your garden steady during summer. If you have ever felt like you are watering forever, this old home garden trick might be the easiest upgrade you make all season. Try it with one plant first, watch what changes in the afternoon heat, and then decide if you want to add more. If you enjoy forgotten, home-scale garden knowledge like this, subscribe for more simple fixes with big results. And tell me in the comments what you are growing and what your biggest watering problem is right now.