LECHUZA's Distinctive Features 

Why plants grow better in LECHUZA:

• The plant supplies itself with the optimum amount of
  water from the planter's water reservoir".

• Spathiphyllum in conventional pot culture
• The same Spathiphyllum
  after 3 months of growth
  phase in LECHUZA

Planting with LECHUZA

• Distribute the entire packet of LECHUZA PON (included with each planter)
  evenly over the bottom of the planter liner.
• Place potting soil* over the layer of LECHUZA PON
• Position the plant and fill the remaining space in the liner
  with potting soil.

LECHUZA watering

• Water as you normally would, from the top of the plants, for the first 12 weeks
• After this period or once the roots have reached the water reservoir, fill the water reservoir through the water supply shaft, until the water level indicator reaches "max".
• Keep an eye on the water level indicator to know when to refill the reservoir. Depending on the plant's water requirements, refill the reservoir approximately 1-2 weeks after the indicator reads "min", allowing the plant to go through its "dry phase".

Daily watering
is a think of the past

• Planter's sub-irrigation system ensures optimal water supply
• Go up to 12 weeks between watering
• The water level indicator takes the guesswork out of watering
• Never again worry about over-watering

LECHUZA watering

• Water as you normally would, from the top of the plants, for the first 12 weeks
• After this period or once the roots have reached the water reservoir, fill the water reservoir through the water supply shaft, until the water level indicator reaches "max".
• Keep an eye on the water level indicator to know when to refill the reservoir. Depending on the plant's water requirements, refill the reservoir approximately 1-2 weeks after the indicator reads "min", allowing the plant to go through its "dry phase".