Self-Watering Wicking Cells Assembly Tutorial | Vego Garden

Our innovative wicking cell system provides the option to close the bottom of Vego Garden Raised Beds, while providing just the right amount of moisture for your plants to thrive. The 3.5” tall wicking cell serves as a reservoir, collecting excess water and redistributing it to your plants over time, so you don't have to water as often. It is also designed with air pruning strips so that your plants’ roots air prune and don’t get oversaturated. The wicking cells serve as your garden bed's bottom, so it can be placed on a patio or balcony instead of soil.

[squaredawayacres]

I love this brand! What a great new addition!

[reneelarson]

Do you fill these with straight soil or the hugelkulture method as with your regular raised beds?

[lorrae]

What happens if they get overfilled with water? Is there any drainage so the bed doesn’t fill up with water? In the case of rain for days

[iliaconrad]

Would these work in the 32” beds but with a platform to raise them (creating a smaller cavity for soil)?

I really want 32” beds but I can only garden on my concrete patio and I’d like to save some money on soil.

[jonathankates-lrwc]

What if there is a space between the wicking cells and the container?

[namuunzulkhuu]

Why do you have to remove the hardware? And in the video, she removed the hardware but later in the video the hardware is back on the beds. Are we supposed to put them back in??

[Persephone-su]

Will this work for 14” 4in1(I think it’s exclusive for Walmart)?

[tthtonekid]

Why would you design these with no filling port? Really dumb you gotta drench the bed to fill.