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slow drip watering ring.

slow drip watering ring.

one easy pour. slow watering around the pot.

$45.00 AUD
$45.00 AUD
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pre-order · estimated dispatch early December 2026

payment is taken when you order. cancel any time before dispatch for a full refund.

key features

  • 300 ml or 600 ml reservoir options
  • fill from an easy-to-reach side
  • multiple cotton-wick outlets
  • two pieces fit around the plant
  • no pump, tubing or repotting
  • cotton wick and threading tool included

suited to

  • the back of the pot is out of reach.
  • the plant is already settled.
  • you prefer to water by hand.
what's included

2 × ring halves

cotton wick for the outlets

1 × threading tool

materials & care
STILL 3D printing process
designed by still and 3d printed in small batches using petg. fine layer lines, seams and slight surface variations are natural characteristics of the process. to clean, rinse with cool or lukewarm water and allow to dry before reassembling. avoid boiling water, dishwashers, bleach, abrasive cleaners and prolonged high heat.

approximate print time for the 600 ml version: 3 h 48 min.
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why a watering ring?

reach less. water around.

dense leaves and awkward corners can turn watering into a reach. pour from the side you can get to. the ring carries water around the pot and releases it through several cotton wicks.

pour from here.

use the side of the pot you can comfortably reach.

let the wicks work.

several outlets release the pour gradually into the soil.

keep your pot.

fit the two pieces around the plant already growing there.

check soil moisture as usual. this ring does not set a watering schedule or prevent overwatering.

easy to live with

after setup, it stays simple.

no fussy routine. no constant fixing. just simple care when it needs it.

check before refilling.

check soil moisture before adding water. refill as part of your plant’s usual watering routine.

keep wicks in contact.

make sure the cotton wicks reach the soil so water can pass into it.

keep outlets clear.

rinse away buildup around the wick outlets as needed.

rinse and reuse.

lift out the ring for cleaning, then return it to the pot for the next watering.

300 ml is the reservoir capacity. how much water to add and when to refill depend on the plant, soil and conditions.

side by side

same job. different thinking.

compare the details that change how it sets up, works and lasts.

Slow Drip Watering Ring
Slow Drip Watering Ring

one easy pour. slow watering around the pot.

direct hand watering

pouring straight onto the soil with a watering can.

single-point watering globe

a reservoir that releases water through one outlet into the soil.

reaching the soil.
Slow Drip Watering Ring pour from one reachable side.
direct hand watering move the pour to the spots you want to water.
single-point watering globe place the outlet at the chosen spot.
where water goes.
Slow Drip Watering Ring several wick outlets around the pot.
direct hand watering where you direct the pour.
single-point watering globe one outlet in the soil.
how it is released.
Slow Drip Watering Ring gradually through cotton wicks.
direct hand watering as you pour.
single-point watering globe through the globe’s outlet.
fitting it in.
Slow Drip Watering Ring two pieces go around an established plant.
direct hand watering no accessory stays in the pot.
single-point watering globe needs space for the globe and outlet.

everything considered, from first setup to future growth.

is it for mine?

not everything needs the same thing.

the back of the pot is out of reach.

leaves, stems or furniture make it awkward to water around the whole pot.

the plant is already settled.

you want to add the ring without repotting an established plant.

you prefer to water by hand.

you want a slower pour through several wick points, without a pump or tubing.

good to know

questions, answered.

everything you may want to know before getting started.

how does the slow-drip watering ring work?

pour into the ring from a reachable spot. water travels around the reservoir and passes gradually into the soil through multiple cotton wicks.

is this an automatic watering system?

no. you fill it by hand. it slows and distributes each pour, so you still need to check the soil and refill when appropriate.

does it need a pump or tubing?

no. the ring uses cotton wicks and is filled by hand.

do i need to repot my plant?

no. the two-piece ring can be placed around an established plant inside a compatible pot.

how long does one fill last?

there is no fixed interval. release and refill needs vary with the wick setup, potting mix, plant and room conditions.

do i need to fill it to capacity every time?

no. capacity is not a watering recommendation. check the soil and use an amount suited to your plant.

are the wicks included?

yes. cotton wick and a threading tool are included with the two ring halves.

can i reuse the watering ring?

yes. remove and rinse it as needed, keeping the wick outlets clear of buildup.

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