Oya gifts you with a green thumb
This vase sits beneath the ground and waters plants from the roots.
Gardening is an amazing hobby to help with the stresses of life. And getting a harvest from your garden is rewarding in many ways. But one of the struggles with gardening is watering. Relying on rain alone doesn’t work. With water being our greatest resource, I love when a product like this is designed and created. Oya is a simple vase-like structure that you bury in the ground, and then watch as it slowly waters from the roots (producing a water savings of 70%) and only needs to be filled once a week. It’s so simple and helps reduces water use. Nicely done.
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This week’s Frandoms are by Joe Borges, senior designer at The&Partnership.
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