Fast way to kill plants The only faster way to kill a plant is in the microwave. The water does not diffuse out of the container on the surface as advertised. The surface is bone dry. I tried different plants and different rooting methods as suggested and the plants die after a couple of weeks and they only survive because I spray them a couple of times a day. I have a ton of experience growing plants on different substrates and I can't believe how bad this product is.

Super cool product The product exceeded all my expectations! From its sleek design to its impeccable performance, it's clear that a lot of thought and care went into its creation. I admit i had some "growing pains" but support was there for me for a quick reply

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.

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.

Looks cool, Does not work Looks cool, really wished it worked, but unfortunately it does not. I’ve only used it with distilled or rainwater, and water stops making its way to the outside surface. I even cleaned it with vinegar, distilled water, and citric acid; as recommended by the company. It seems to help temporarily, but quickly declines. If you’re thinking about buying one of these; do not. Save your plants and use a regular pot.