[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was really excited to receive these 'self-watering' pots. I had read reviews and now agree that 'how to' detail information might be lacking... so I took pics of my process after doing some research. I bought 6mm wicking chord and cut it to 2 inches or so above the outside drill hole. I did that to allow for a loose knot to hold the wick in the soil area of the pot. I held the wicks up when initially filling the pot base to ensure the wicking action got up into the soil area. I filled it 1/3 full and added a layer of mulch and some fertilizer to encourage downward root growth. I trans-planted one of my young rosemary bushes, filled in the soil, mixed with coconut fiber for moisture retention. I drilled the 3/8" hole out on top and poured in the '10' gallons of water. My Tremont pot is lovely! I did the same with my second pot. My new potted plants are beautiful!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The self Contained wicking feature of these planters is ideal for me as a person who usually forgets to water their plants frequently enough. The wicking feature was easy to set up with the pre-marked drill indicators in the plastic frame - 2 drill holes, and it was ready to go. I used pea gravel and some landscape fabric to separate the potting mix from the gravel, and some old shoelaces to wick the water up to the potting mix.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This planter could be used inside or outside.  It’s lightweight, making it easy to change locations.  There are easy to follow directions to set it up for drainage or a watering feature.   It’s too cold to plant flowers now, but I put a large sphere with lights on each one, really pretty at night. This tapered pot will be a pretty accent piece on my deck or patio.

Hello,  When I first received this product I was blown away. Not only is it able to hold all my plants but it is great for the weather conditions. I love how it compliments my front deck as well! Great product!