Modern wicking makes WaterUps® a truly sustainable irrigation system
- Save Water
- Save Time
- Grow Healthier Plants
WaterUps® wicking products
- are Australian made from recycled plastic
- are modular and scalable so they can be used in small, medium, and large growing spaces
- combat water waste with low tech sustainable watering solutions
- help overcome drought and increasing water use restrictions
Kilograms of plastic diverted from landfill
Litres of water saved compared to conventional watering
It’s time to fundamentally rethink plant watering
Given the challenges confronting us with climate change, we have to be much more efficient in the use of our scarce water resources. WaterUps® provides the perfect solution for saving water, time, and growing healthy plants. Our video shows you the diverse range of potential applications for WaterUps® wicking cell technology.
Latest WaterUps® News
Basix and WaterUps®
Often the first question we are asked by people who are not familiar with wicking is, “how does it work?” Well, we could, and usually do, explain that it is based on a scientific principle called capillary rise.
How WaterUps® reduced maintenance costs at the Crown Plaza, Hobart
The design the rooftop bar of the Crown Plaza in Hobart included perimeter garden beds featuring Australian bush tucker plants. The challenge was how to keep the plants alive without excessive maintenance in the exposed locations. That is why they used WaterUps®.
20 Million litres of water saved
Waterups® is proud to announce that we have passed a major milestone of 20 million litres of water saved – that’s the volume of 8 Olympic sized swimming pools!
What to do in your wicking bed this month – April 21
This post will focus on how to grow a more diverse range of vegetables using seeds rather than seedlings.
WaterUps® planters in one of Australia’s driest capital cities
In 2020, when Hobart Airport needed to reorganise and expand their drop off and pick up parking facilities, they also wanted to be able to showcase a ‘greener’ sustainable environment. To achieve this they used WaterUps
WaterUps® co-host Sydney Edible Garden Trail
Eric Sturman from WaterUps joined Kosta as a co-host of the Sydney Edible Garden trail 2021
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