Cole & Mason Burwell Self-Watering Potted Herb Keeper Triple

A great addition to my kitchen.. they work very well and are beautiful. After many attempts to unsuccessfully trying to grow herbs this was my last option and I am very pleased. The soil is humid and my herbs grow and look beautiful. I have 4 and love them

Love this planter! I bought one as a test and kept one of my basil plants in it's normal container (to be watered by hand) and the other one i transferred to this planter without even replanting it. Just pulled it out of the original plastic and plopped it in this one. After two weeks I saw a big difference - the plant I transferred was thriving and greener while the one i left in its original container was not as happy. I bought a second planter and now the two are both doing great. Seems like it uses more water but maybe i just wasn't watering the plants enough. Now it's super easy to refill instead of putting the plants in the sink to water and drain. I don't worry about leaks on to the sill. Handy to keep a water bottle handy for refilling since the refill hole is kind of small. I'm super happy with this planter! Plus it looks really nice in our newly remodeled kitchen - very modern.

Easy decorative way to keep my herb plants alive and thriving. I keep this on my kitchen windowsill where the herbs can get sunlight. Makes it super convenient to use fresh herbs for cooking

I am growing basil in a 4 inch container with Miracle Grow soil. Plant is doing great! This water delivery spout keeps me from overwatering and drowning the basil. Also because I grow it inside only, I move to a direct sunlight window and back to the kitchen at night where I can add water and harvest for cooking. The spout fits my thumb making it easy to pick up and move. Often I drain the water b4 taking to the window in the morning but enough moisture is held by the felt "feeder" extensions to keep the soil moist within the inserted plastic container from the nursery. May seem expensive, but results have been excellent!

I bought these as I had similar ones from ikea that I love, but they stopped making. I put 3 different plants in these and all 3 died. I know I’m using them correctly as they work the same way as my ikea ones. But these ones just don’t get enough water up to the plant I guess?? Honestly not sure what went wrong, but I put cactuses and a fiddle fig leaf with roots and they seem to like it, unlike my other plants. I gave 3 stars because I love the look, but for the price I would expect ceramic instead of metal, and I would expect my other plants not to have died.

Yes, they work. I tried putting the little pots of herbs in the C&M self watering pots, but found it silly looking at best. I tried watering them carefully but ended up putting them on IKEA trays on the windowsill to save my woodwork. They hold slightly less that 8oz of water in their reservoirs. My basil, oregano, mint and parsley need checked for water twice per day, but my corner kitchen window does face southwest. I would prefer them taller and a bit bigger and have had no leakage, just sloppy for watering. I am testing another cheaper plastic brand now. The new ones are a bit bigger, with the float/tube water indicator, but not as cool looking.

The product is very cute and attractive. However, it leaks out of the bottom of the lip where you’re supposed to add water. So if I add enough water to make it useful,85 all leaks out over my windowsill. Otherwise, I can only add about a quarter inch of water which makes the whole “self watering” thing moot because you have to add water nearly every day. I really wanted to like this Since it’s so cute but the quality just isn’t there.

I love it, but i totally thought it was going to be bigger--and yes, i paid attention to the measurements listed, but still war surprised. I got the triple and was worried it was going to be to big--but it is certainly not! It is a good size for potted plants from the produce section of the grocery store... Buy the plant, stick it in this pot with very little additional dirt, eat the herbs and buy another one. Not a long term commitment to a plant! (I have large pots outside that herbs get huge and root bound in a four months here in Florida, so longer then this pot but certainly not long term either.) I got two on black friday sale for $24 each and that feels like good value. Not sure $48/each is the right price, but i do love it. It does come with plenty of felt watering pads, so you can use a fresh one when you chafe plants. I use strips from old tee shirts in my other planters, so i will do that will this when i eventually run out of the included felt ones.) Included a picture with just a piece of a basil plant in it, with a regular coffee cup next to it. Note how nice it fits on the windowsill. I use a tea pot to fill it with water. Highly recommend if looking for something small for plants you might change out every few weeks.