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Paulina self-watering pots make green living simple
Plants and flowers add warmth, life, and a touch of colour to your home. Besides offering visual beauty, they can help purify and humidify the air and create a calming atmosphere.
Orthex’s Paulina self-watering pots are an excellent choice for plants that benefit from steady, consistent watering. They also make everyday life easier: the plants absorb the water they need from the pot’s reservoir, and the water level indicator shows when it’s time to refill. Paulina pots are made in Finland from recycled plastic.
Paulina pots are perfect for indoors and outdoors
The classic and stylish Paulina collection includes self-watering pots in a variety of sizes, ranging from 14 to 40 cm in diameter. There’s a perfect pot for everything from smaller to larger houseplants.
These pots are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. They’re ideal for houseplants as well as for creating a beautiful edible or ornamental garden on your terrace or balcony.
Paulina pots feature a convenient self-watering system and a spacious water reservoir that extends the time between waterings. The plant absorbs just the right amount of moisture from the reservoir. Consistent watering helps your plants thrive, and the water level indicator shows exactly when it’s time to refill, so there is no risk of overwatering.
Simple, worry-free plant care!
Paulina is a green choice
Paulina self-watering pot has been selected as the winner in the Home & Leisure time category of Finland’s Most Sustainable Product 2026 competition.
According to the selection panel, the Paulina self-watering pot is the sustainable choice because it is made entirely from recycled material in Finland, and all production waste material is reused to create new material.
In addition, the product is designed to be extremely durable and long-lasting and is manufactured using renewable energy. The production process utilises a closed-loop system for water use, which means no wastewater is generated.
Read more about the competition here.
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How to use Paulina pots
1. Attach the irrigation pipe to the base plate and place it inside the pot.
2. Plant the plant directly in the pot, without the original pot. Fill with soil so that the plant stands firmly and ends up at the right level. No leca balls are needed at the bottom, the flower soil should have direct contact with the holes to the water reservoir.
3. Insert the dipstick into the irrigation pipe.
4. Water on top of the soil for about eight weeks, until the plant's roots reach the water reservoir. Then water through the irrigation pipe as needed, but never over the maximum limit of the dipstick.
View the video below for more detailed instructions.
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