What is an OLLA is an unglazed clay pot fired at a low temperature

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May 27, 2015 - What is an OLLA is an unglazed clay pot fired at a low temperature. This allows the pot to remain porous. The OLLA is buried in the ground with neck exposed and periodically filled with water. The water seeps into the soil at a rate that provides adjacent plants with a constant water source at the roots. #droughtfriendly #savewater #plant #ideas #irrigation

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Gateway Garlic Farms - Ollas (pronounced “oy-yahs”) are unglazed clay/terra-cotta pots with a bottle or tapered shape that are buried in the ground with the top/neck exposed above the soil surface and