Are you going on vacation, or just tired of watering your plants so much? 

We've got your solution!

Simply place one of our CHUG Mats into a deep saucer, then put your plant (in a nursery pot) on top! Water the plant as usual, then pour water into the saucer to 1-2mm above the level of the Mat. This special material will allow your plant to wick up water as needed, while preventing excess water from saturating the soil! Can be slightly 'fluffed' to increase depth of reservoir. Can increase time between watering up to 3x!

Sizing:

6" nursery pot: use 5" Mat and 7" saucer
8" nursery pot: use 8" Mat (cut to size) and 9" saucer
10" nursery pot: use 8" Mat and 11" saucer

A unique solution to those plants that can't seem to get enough water, these houseplant wicks extend the time between waterings so you can actually go on a vacation once in a while!

3-part system: extra-deep saucer, wick, and riser. We recommend using several rocks as the 'riser' (this just holds the plant pot up out of the water, creating a puddle that the wicks draw from). If you don't want to use rocks, we've got sturdy plastic cross-risers for you. Just put the 'riser' in the saucer, insert the wicks into the soil (tutorial here: https://youtu.be/2X0TclYZIno), then fill the saucer with water up to the level of the bottom of the nursery pot. Voila! Instant sub-irrigation!

We recommend using:

4" pot: one 6" wick

6" pot: two 9" wicks

8" pot: three 12" wicks

10" pot: four 15" wicks

12" pot: five 18" wicks

Wicking is sold by the foot - just order however much you need and it will arrive in one long piece. Cut as needed.

Use these saucers inside any pot or basket to turn it into a cachepot. Can be folded/bent to fit inside odd-sized pots. Deep enough to catch excess water without overflowing, and generously sized to fit many styles of nursery pot.

Sizes:

7" fits 6" pots
9" fits 8" pots
11" fits 10" pots

The Cadillac of 'moss' poles, this is the professional quality pole used by the best nurseries. Made of tree fern fiber, it's lightweight, super absorbent, and has no ugly mesh surrounding the fiber because it's pressed together and sticks by itself!

Secure plants with plant tape or even large fencing staples, pressed in by hand. They'll sink right in and gently hold the stem to the pole. Attach pole to nursery pot with staples (from the outside) or wire.

When (not if) your plants outgrow their pole, it's easy to attach a second one. Just insert a bamboo garden stake into the pot behind the first pole and attach to the pole with wire. Insert a few bamboo skewers or toothpicks vertically in the top of the tree fern pole (sticking straight up), then press the second tree fern pole down onto the toothpicks and attach to the bamboo stake.  

If that description doesn't make sense, I recorded a podcast that could help: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/episode-251-how-to-stack-tree-fern-fiber-poles--62599327

Poles come in two sizes:

2" x 2" square and 20" tall

1.5" x 1.5" square and 30" tall

Tree fern fiber panel for mounting staghorn ferns, orchids, shingling plants, and terrarium walls.

Each panel measures 6"x18" and is 0.6" thick.