TECHHARK® 4mm Automatic Self Watering Wick Cord, String Rope For Plant Watering (30 feet)

This works too well, the plants in a few pots, kept one foot lower than the water reservoir get overwatered, as you can see in the pic attached.

Gets the job done as shown in the description but use it you need to be a little clever to understand how it works. Fit and quality seems to be ok

Excellent for plants 👍 and quality is also good.

Was expecting better results. However when tested, the results are just ok. Meaning the capillary suction is ordinary. So the flow will be on the lower side. The water level in the container needs to be higher than the far end of the hanging piece of thread. This may be Normal. Need to test more to conclude.

Not working. Can't see any water dripping. I have tried it multiple times, but it's of no use. Don't know if only I received something different, as I can see positive reviews of people on it. In my case, I wasted my money.

Welp everyone, all it is is string that you suspend in a bucket of water and then you poke the other end into the soil of your pot plant.That's all I did, I did weight the string in the bucket with a small spoon and let my 5 plants survive with some diffused sunlight and a bucket for each plant.I came back after 6 weeks away and they were all ALIVE! Apart from a few yellowed leaves, they have all been ok.So I can say that this string is the cheapest, simplest and most effective way to keep your plants alive when you have to go away.Btw, each bucket had enough water to last about 15 weeks, so I could have left them longer, the buckets were about 5 litres capacity.

Not working as claimed. Water supply thru this wick not sufficient for plant survival. You can't believe on this mechanism. Go for alternate system for self watering.

Good