Questions and Answers for Tierra Verde 10 in. x 20 in. Slate Rubber Self-Watering Planter

A:  Hello, Place the watering reservoir piece cone down* to the bottom of the planter & fill the top with potting mix or soil. Then fill the planter with water, allowing excess water to pour out the overflow hole. Remove the drain plug for outdoor use. Thank you!

A:  Hello, The water reservoir can be removed. Thank you!

A:  Hello, Yes they can be painted on. Thank you!

A:  Hello, Yes they would be safe to eat. Our planters are not harmful to vegetation and equally food safe because they have been tested and found to pass "Toxicity Leachate Procedure". The planters have been tested to show they do not leach any known harmful toxins. Thank you!

A:  Hello, The way our water reservoir works it holds the water in the reservoir. If your plants do not have roots long enough (strong enough) to help soak up the water, we would recommend to still water this based on how dry your soil may feel. Thank you.

A:  Hello, This is to secure the water reservoir, which should remain in place. Thank you!

A:  Hello, Only water would come out from the drain hole should you decide to take off the removable drain plug, so that excess water can drain out. Water stains form on cement when it is exposed to a continuous source of moisture. For assistance maintaining your concrete, please reach to the concrete manufacturer / services. Thank you!

A:  Hello, Until the plant is mature & roots are established which would be long enough to reach the water reservoir, you would have to water the plant yourself. The frequency of watering baby plants depends on the age of the plant. Thank you!