I have a few plants from them and love it. I fill the reservoir as instructed and mist the plants every other day. Found this helps to keep them alive and thriving for a long time!
I just got my EasyPlant a few days ago. It's my 1st plant I ever owned. I loved the idea that it's self watering that's why I didn't mind spending the extra money. I was curious how your new plant held up. And also if you were able to save the plant that was struggling. Thanks for the video.
I have about 14 easyplants, I haven't had root rot in any of them. I've had replacements sent because the plants were damaged through travel. So far, so good.
Thank you for watching! The larger two on the counter and over my shoulder are Dieffenbachia/Dumb Canes. The small one in the orange pot is the a Calathea Majestica.
If you dont water plants, don't get this. You will miss the 30 day return policy. Easy Plant is just trying to get as much money as possible. What do you do you when time to change pot? My plants from them had pest & mold. Please avoid
Considering how fast the 1st plant started to turn, I think the issue was already in progress when you got the plant. The planter is their design so the soil and water definitely have a space between but I do not know if they are using a "wick" or not. Based on the photos they provide they dont so its possible that the roots on that plant may have not been long enough to reach the water. I typically suggest watering from the top if you didnt pot the plant yourself.... the water will still go to the reservoir and just water until you see water in the intake (noting not to let it go all the way to the full line as additional drainage will occur) . For the next couple of waterings I would do that while also emptying the water from the last time. once you fell confident you have some good root growth, then just fill the bottom.
I have a few plants from them and love it. I fill the reservoir as instructed and mist the plants every other day. Found this helps to keep them alive and thriving for a long time!
I just got my EasyPlant a few days ago. It's my 1st plant I ever owned. I loved the idea that it's self watering that's why I didn't mind spending the extra money. I was curious how your new plant held up. And also if you were able to save the plant that was struggling. Thanks for the video.
I plan to post an update soon! Congrats on getting your first plant! 🪴
Found this from searching easy plant reviews, Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I would like to see a video of the inside of the self watering plant if you do repot the plant.
I have about 14 easyplants, I haven't had root rot in any of them. I've had replacements sent because the plants were damaged through travel. So far, so good.
Great video!! Thanks for posting! Just ordered 3 after watching this.. will see how it goes 😅😊
I hope you have a good experience. Thanks for watching!
Great video , could you tell me what kind of plant is the one that has two shades of green . Your plants are beautiful. Thanks
Thank you for watching! The larger two on the counter and over my shoulder are Dieffenbachia/Dumb Canes. The small one in the orange pot is the a Calathea Majestica.
Oooh, easyplant! I was thinking about trying them out so found this video just in time.
They don't sell the pots by itself though, what happens when you need to repot it?
It would need to be put in a new pot.
They're actually starting the re-potting now.
I have 2 anthurium black and they both died on me. I have no luck with those. I have other plants from them and they are wonderful and doing good.
The anthurium blacks you had were from easyplant?
If you dont water plants, don't get this. You will miss the 30 day return policy. Easy Plant is just trying to get as much money as possible. What do you do you when time to change pot? My plants from them had pest & mold. Please avoid
Ugh, I'm sorry your plants were no good. Seems like a lot of us are not pleased with them smh. I appreciate the comment!
Considering how fast the 1st plant started to turn, I think the issue was already in progress when you got the plant. The planter is their design so the soil and water definitely have a space between but I do not know if they are using a "wick" or not. Based on the photos they provide they dont so its possible that the roots on that plant may have not been long enough to reach the water. I typically suggest watering from the top if you didnt pot the plant yourself.... the water will still go to the reservoir and just water until you see water in the intake (noting not to let it go all the way to the full line as additional drainage will occur) . For the next couple of waterings I would do that while also emptying the water from the last time. once you fell confident you have some good root growth, then just fill the bottom.
Thank you!