Terracotta Bottle Olla Irrigation Pots | Set of 2

Traditional watering tool, set of two

This set includes two terracotta bottle-shaped olla irrigation pots, one medium and one large, designed to support multiple pots or garden beds. Subtle and sculptural, they sit buried in the soil while delivering deep, consistent hydration at the root zone. Ideal for holidays, busy weeks and dry Australian summers.

Each terracotta olla is made from natural red clay and fired at high temperatures for strength. The porous body allows water to seep gradually into surrounding soil, while the removable terracotta lids help reduce evaporation and keep debris out.

How to use an olla

The porous walls of each olla irrigation pot release water slowly as the soil dries, encouraging stronger root systems and reducing surface evaporation. Simply bury each olla up to the narrow neck, fill with water and replace the lid. Moisture is drawn outward only as plants need it, creating a natural self-watering system without timers or tubing. View the full guide here. 

Low-maintenance watering for multiple plants

Using a set of two ollas makes it easy to care for several plants at once. Place them among herbs, in vegetable beds or throughout a native garden for reliable, low-effort watering. They’re equally suited to larger indoor pots, offering a natural self-watering system for thirsty plants without timers or tubing.

Details:

• Set of two terracotta bottle-shaped ollas: one medium, one large
• Approx. 20cm x 7cm (medium) and 25cm x 10cm (large)
• Natural red terracotta clay
• Includes lids to reduce evaporation and debris
• High-temperature fired for strength and durability
• Each piece is unique and may show natural variations

A practical, long-term watering solution

This terracotta olla set offers a low-maintenance and water-conscious way to care for multiple plants. Simple in design and effective in function, it supports resilient growth while reducing reliance on frequent hand watering. A practical and thoughtful gift for gardeners, especially those establishing new beds or planning for warmer seasons.