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Frequently Asked Questions

Most plants enjoy a really good soaking until water drips out the base. Otherwise, how will you know that every root has had a drink?

Relax for at least 5-10 minutes while it drains. There's no rush, just suit your schedule. Re-use it on another plant or leave it there for the next watering session if you like! See our User Guide here for more tips.

PerkyPod is 40cm wide, 42cm tall and weighs roughly 4kg. It suits large plants potted directly into it, and small/medium plants kept in their nursery pots of up to 30cm diameter.

We'll develop more options in future. Let us know what you'd like!

The catchment drawer holds approx 900mL of water, which is a fabulous, stress-free buffer against overflow. No more stinky puddles and stains from fertiliser!

One day soon but for now we just have white PerkyPods in one size.

As a start-up business, we have begun with a large (40cm wide) size that is most popular for statement houseplants. This size is also probably a bit too heavy for you to want to carry around so you can get the most out of PerkyPod's world first, puddle saving, patent pending functionality.

PerkyPod is made of UV-stabilised ASA resin for superior indoors/outdoors durability and won't discolour.

When used indoors, PerkyPod saves the hassle of water running all over your floors. No more rotting floor boards, mouldy carpet and slippery drips. Watering in situ saves you from filling your shower, sink or lawn with your leafy friends. Save your back and your mental load.

When used outdoors, PerkyPod prevents dirty leaks all over your patio, balcony or into your pool! And say goodbye to unsightly limescale stains on your floors and pot saucers too.

Wait at least 5-10 min for the water to finish draining into the catchment drawer. When you have time in your schedule, empty the drawer.

Recycle the water onto other plants (especially handy to avoid fertiliser wastage) or tip it in your garden. Or, you can leave the water in the drawer for the next plant chore session. It’s up to you!