Slow, passive watering
Water is slowly released through the clay watering cone to provide passive moisture for indoor potted plants.
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Decorative self-watering reservoir for houseplants using a clay watering cone. It provides slow, passive moisture release with a modern look.

Water is slowly released through the clay watering cone to provide passive moisture for indoor potted plants.
Fill the reservoir with water, then insert the clay cone into moist soil.
The colored plastic reservoir body offers a modern decorative look for indoor use.
The Scheurich Copa Water Reservoir is a colored, indoor self-watering reservoir for indoor potted plants, with a 500 capacity and slow water release through a clay cone.
| Attribute | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 500 ml | ml |
| Decorative Style | colored | |
| Dimensions | Height 24 cm; width (top, outer) 11 cm; length (top, outer) 7.75 cm (Copa XL dimensions) | |
| Frost Resistance | No | |
| Indoor Outdoor Use | Indoor | |
| Installation Method | Fill the reservoir with water and insert the clay cone into moist soil | |
| Material | Plastic (water reservoir body) | |
| Plant Compatibility | Indoor potted plants | |
| Uv Resistance | Yes | |
| Watering Duration | 11 days | days |
| Water Release Rate | Slow (water is slowly released via the clay cone) |

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