Great idea but does not work Tevaplanter is really a great idea and I wished honestly it’s working. I tried it several times now, with different kinds of plants and water but it does not work. The water doesn’t come through the material and every plant dried out. So I only have two very expensive ceramic- vases now. Very sad

My friend has 2 tevaplanters setup in… My friend has 2 tevaplanters setup in his house growing orchids and and other plants over the past 2 years and they’re awesome, so i bought 2 for my wife. From the crazy beautiful plants my friend grew, id give this product an 11 out of 10 for sure!

Cool look but is not working at all Backed the kickstarter something like 3 years ago and received the products this autumn. Box is cool, pots are cool, first try with chia seeds worked super. Then, every other plant I tried has been a complete disaster. First of all you are forced to use rain or distilled water, and there is no way to put any fertilizer in it unless you want the "holes" to be crippled by white salts. Then, the pots itself does not keep wet, but the water keeps flowing in the saucer, eventually filling it, wetting everything and of course emptying the teva itself. Orchids must still be manually moisturized, everything else does not receive enough water to prosper. Sadly, it was really a waste of money.

People don't know how crowdfunding works It was a kickstarter / Indiegogo and you are dissappointed it was delayed? I was concerned it would never come, but 2.5y later it has. this is normal for crowdfunded projects. If you can purchase one from their website, it will likely come MUCH quicker, as they have worked out their production process.

The first planter did not work at all I got mine by backing the Kickstarter. The first planter did not work at all. The tevaplanter company replaced it at no cost. The second one worked for a few months. However, the planter became covered with a white film that blocked the whole. This caused the loss of two orchids. Customer support suggested soaking the planter in a vinegar and citric acid bath. They recommended using filtered water. I have always used filtered water.