Monk Botanicals
Monk Classic – Self-Watering Planter
Monk Classic – Self-Watering Planter
- Transparent reservoir takes the guesswork out of refills.
- Self-watering reservoir keeps roots evenly hydrated.
- Works with pon / semi-hydro setups.
Includes inner pot, clear reservoir, and wick.
Not sure which size? View size guide
How it works
- Add your preferred substrate, such as premium pon.
- Place your plant into the pot, keeping roots surrounded by the substrate.
- Fill the transparent reservoir with water and let the self-watering system do the rest.
Need more detail? View the full setup guide.
Size guide
Choose based on your current nursery pot: Mini 2-3", Small 3-4", Medium 4-6", Large 6-8".

| Monk Classic Size | Fits Current Nursery Pot | Best For | Soil Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini 3.5" | 2-3" nursery pots | Propagations, tiny starts, mini plants | 1 cup |
| Small 4.6" | 3-4" nursery pots | Starter plants, rooted cuttings, small hoya, baby alocasia | 2 cups |
| Medium 6.5" | 4-6" nursery pots | Medium houseplants, hoya, syngonium, alocasia, philodendron | 5.5 cups |
| Large 8.5" | 6-8" nursery pots | Larger pothos, philodendron, monstera starts, fuller mature plants | 16 cups |
Materials & care
- Durable, reusable PETG self-watering planter designed for indoor plants.
- Note: Lighter-colored pots may develop algae with prolonged sun exposure. Refer to our care guide for cleaning tips.
Shipping & returns
Shipping: Free shipping over $75. Orders usually ship within 1-2 business days. Transit typically takes 4-7 business days.
Returns: We accept returns on unused items within 30 days of delivery. Items must be in original condition and packaging.
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Love the self watering planters! Easy and sleek design. Thank you for the little note and excited to try the pon.
Great product and would recommend.
It was exactly what I was looking for!
Pretty pot. I ordered the white and it's clear with shimmer. Can't wait to get my plants so I can see it planted. Was exactly the size in description.
The bubble gum pink is pretty and will suit the golden Pothos clipping I'm trying to grow.