DIY Self-Watering Raised Planter Bed (Sub-irrigation system)

Who doesn't love growing fresh greens, tomatoes, and herbs for salads? Unfortunately, growing vegetables during the height of summer require daily watering, which can quickly become a problem when you go on vacation.

But it turns out there's a better way to beat the heat and keep your plants watered on a routine basis: self-watering pots, which can leave you without water for a week. The secret to self-watering planters is the perforated drain pipe.

This is a perfectly self-supporting, self-supporting irrigation system (also known as a sub-irrigation system) - no need to open drip lines and find a water source. You only need to fill it every few months!

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In this article, you'll see an amazing video tutorial by Anika from Anika's DIY Life that will show you how to build your own self-watering raised beds.