Used for over 2,000 years, ollas are microporous ceramic jars that are buried in the ground and traditionally used in market gardens, kitchen gardens or ornamental gardens. They can also be used i...
This is the big trend of recent years, combining plant décor and eco-friendly watering. Oyas, those pretty little ceramic jars to plant or bury, are taking over balconies, vegetable gardens and in...
"Ollas are very simple to use — here are a few tips to help you set up your olla as best as possible." Plant it in the soil Make a small hole in the soil of your houseplant or balcony planter. Push...
Which plants grow best with oyas?
The answer is simple: all plants! Whether ornamental flowers in balcony planters, houseplants brightening up your work-from-home space, or succulents, the ollas will adapt. That said, you can still...
Natural, aesthetically pleasing and made from recyclable materials, they allow you to water plants gently, save water and above all go on holiday without any hassle!