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The Ollie Linkable Tank Plant Sipper provides a flexible approach to container irrigation by allowing individual reservoirs to be used alone or linked together to support larger planting applications.
The system works with the natural process by which plants draw water through capillary action, helping provide a consistent water supply while reducing the risk of overwatering and underwatering. Because it does not require electricity or a continuous water connection, it is especially useful in locations where traditional drip irrigation may be difficult to install.
Multiple tank sizes allow the system to be matched to different planter dimensions and water requirements. For larger installations, tanks can be connected to increase available water capacity and help extend the time between routine waterings.
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21" Linkable Tank
21"L Ă— 6"W Ă— 4"H
Water capacity: 7.5 liters
25" Linkable Tank
25"L Ă— 5"W Ă— 2.5"H
Water capacity: 2.8 liters
36" Linkable Tank
36"L Ă— 8"W Ă— 6"H
Water capacity: 6.2 gallons
Connecting Kit
1 plastic tube
4 O-rings
8" connecting tube
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LINKABLE MODULAR DESIGN:
Individual tanks can be connected to expand water capacity and accommodate larger planters or more demanding planting applications.MULTIPLE TANK SIZES:
Choose from 21-inch, 25-inch, and 36-inch tank configurations to suit different planter dimensions and installation requirements.SELF-CONTAINED IRRIGATION:
Water is stored within the planter and made available to the plant as needed, reducing reliance on permanent irrigation infrastructure.REDUCES ROUTINE MAINTENANCE:
The internal reservoir can extend the time between manual waterings while helping maintain more consistent moisture levels.NO ELECTRICITY OR PLUMBING REQUIRED:
The system operates without electrical power or a continuous water source, providing flexibility for rooftops, decks, hospitality spaces, and other challenging locations.DISCREET INSTALLATION:
The irrigation components remain concealed within the planter, helping preserve the clean appearance of the finished landscape.
