Very interesting watering technique in a hot dry climate where rainfall is scarce.
Inderpal Singh Dhawan
Nice effort to maintain green
F.A F
But the water leaks very fast. It may take one day only
justgivemethetruth
A great idea that everyone is jumping on, and that now costs a fortune. Over $20 for a small hunk of low-fired clay is a real rip-off, plus the round shape of these do not seem to be good to distribute water … I think deep and skinny would make more sense but they don't look as cute. Ollas right now seem to be the big rip-off thing.
Alaya Gadeh
Its the best and without plastic. Thanks
BlackCat2
Interesting. I just learned about these today and trying to learn more. I would love to see a crosscut view like in a fish tank showing how wet the soil is under the top layer. I guess I will keep looking on YouTube to see if I can find a video. You are in my neck of the woods as I live near San Antonio. – Heidi
Gewgulkan Suhckitt
If you can water tomatoes without wetting the leaves, they are much less likely to get fungal diseases, so for tomatoes this looks ideal.
4cClubT
ok I need about 25 a them aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand where do I get them , better yet how much is one
phT06
Bought a pair today at my local nursery after seeing your website. I look forward to seeing how they do.
Justin Rossi
check out something called a "wetpot" a lot more convenient and simple
High Desert Garden
Fantastic ollas; however, when I looked at the prices, it was $60?
G'Maw's Garden
I recommend you put a link to your facebook page in the about section to make it more simple for lazy ppl like me to click and go over there real fast. great info thnx for sharing
Ville John
isn't that pot too thick? or it just works fine?
kokonutbaby1
Ahhh, like the pyramids, =) …nice stone!
Dripping Springs OLLAS
It is limestone. Native to Central Texas. You see it EVERYWHERE here:)
kokonutbaby1
What kind of stones are those on your house? Looks almost like they were hand cut or something. I've not seen white stones like that before. Looks very pretty.
darriningraham
Lori; you make great videos! MAKE MORE!
Dripping Springs OLLAS
Omar,
Check our website for locations. We are a new company and not yet in the Bay Area. If you have a retailer you think may be interested you can tell them to contact us.
Thanks! Lori
DrippingSpringsOLLASdotcom
Omar El Mossalamy
I like this idea, but I do not know where to find this ollas with big mouth. Please lrt me know where to find in in San Francisco Bay Area.
Comments
Very interesting watering technique in a hot dry climate where rainfall is scarce.
Nice effort to maintain green
But the water leaks very fast. It may take one day only
A great idea that everyone is jumping on, and that now costs a fortune. Over $20 for a small hunk of low-fired clay is a real rip-off, plus the round shape of these do not seem to be good to distribute water … I think deep and skinny would make more sense but they don't look as cute. Ollas right now seem to be the big rip-off thing.
Its the best and without plastic. Thanks
Interesting. I just learned about these today and trying to learn more. I would love to see a crosscut view like in a fish tank showing how wet the soil is under the top layer. I guess I will keep looking on YouTube to see if I can find a video. You are in my neck of the woods as I live near San Antonio. – Heidi
If you can water tomatoes without wetting the leaves, they are much less likely to get fungal diseases, so for tomatoes this looks ideal.
ok I need about 25 a them aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand where do I get them , better yet how much is one
Bought a pair today at my local nursery after seeing your website. I look forward to seeing how they do.
check out something called a "wetpot" a lot more convenient and simple
Fantastic ollas; however, when I looked at the prices, it was $60?
I recommend you put a link to your facebook page in the about section to make it more simple for lazy ppl like me to click and go over there real fast. great info thnx for sharing
isn't that pot too thick? or it just works fine?
Ahhh, like the pyramids, =) …nice stone!
It is limestone. Native to Central Texas. You see it EVERYWHERE here:)
What kind of stones are those on your house? Looks almost like they were hand cut or something. I've not seen white stones like that before. Looks very pretty.
Lori; you make great videos! MAKE MORE!
Omar,
Check our website for locations. We are a new company and not yet in the Bay Area. If you have a retailer you think may be interested you can tell them to contact us.
Thanks! Lori
DrippingSpringsOLLASdotcom
I like this idea, but I do not know where to find this ollas with big mouth. Please lrt me know where to find in in San Francisco Bay Area.
SUPER information … thanks.