Ollas

Imagine having a reservoir of water ready and waiting to grow your plants even in the hottest, driest area of your garden. That’s an Olla!(Pronounced: "oy-ya.")
Bury your Olla neck-deep in the ground or container, fill it with water, and plant around it. Then let the magic happen. The roots of your plants will gravitate towards this water source, taking what they need, when they need it. This conserves up to 70% in water, compared to topical watering.
How does it work? It’s all about soil moisture tension! When the soil is dry, Ollas release water, quenching the thirst of the plants. And when the soil is moist, the Olla knows to hold back, conserving water like a pro. But not all Ollas work the same. The clay used to make Dripping Springs Ollas, which comes from the Baja Peninsula, is known for its strength and porosity. 
Ollas have been used for thousands of years in many parts of the world. It’s an ancient technique that connects us to our gardening ancestors and brings sustainable hydration to our modern gardens.
So, get ready to revolutionize your watering routine with our remarkable Olla! Your plants will thank you, and you’ll free up watering time every week!