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    Filtered water for plants

    Filtered, mineral-rich water for your houseplants. Poured from a watering can.

    Pearl Roots is a watering can with a built-in multi-stage filter. Fill it from the tap; it removes chlorine, chloramine, fluoride and heavy metals as you pour, then adds back 20+ minerals your plants need.

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    Watering houseplants with the Pearl Roots filtered watering can
    The problem

    Why tap water is hard on houseplants.

    Chlorine & chloramine

    Both stress plant roots and the soil microbes your plants rely on. Chloramine - used by many cities - does not off-gas when water sits out overnight.

    Fluoride

    Builds up in the leaf tips of sensitive plants like calathea, spider plant, dracaena and peace lily, causing the classic brown, crispy tips.

    Heavy metals & salts

    Lead, arsenic and mercury accumulate in soil along with dissolved salts, leaving white crust on the soil surface and steadily weaker growth.

    How it works

    Fill, pour, done.

    Filling the Pearl Roots watering can from the tap

    1. Fill from the tap

    No jugs, no bottles, no plumbing. Just fill the can like any other watering can.

    Filtered water pouring onto a houseplant

    2. Pour

    The multi-stage filter removes chlorine, chloramine, fluoride and heavy metals as the water flows through.

    Mineral-rich water reaching plant roots

    3. Remineralized

    Zeolite, tourmaline and Maifan stones add back calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc and trace minerals.

    The honest comparison

    Filtered watering can vs. the alternatives.

    Pearl RootsDistilled waterBottled or spring waterLetting tap water sitReverse osmosis
    Removes chlorine & chloramine
    Removes fluoride
    Adds back minerals
    No plumbing or installation
    Ongoing costReplaceable filter packs$ every week$ every weekNoneFilters + membrane
    EffortFill from the tap and pourBuy and store jugsBuy and store bottlesPlan hours aheadInstall and maintain a system

    Distilled and reverse-osmosis water remove contaminants but strip minerals too and add none back. Letting tap water sit removes some chlorine only - not chloramine or fluoride. RO systems need installation.

    What's in every pour

    Filters and remineralizes.

    Removes

    What we filter out.

    • Chlorine & chloramine

      Lowers stress on plant roots and soil microorganisms.

    • Heavy metals

      Lead, aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, chromium, and tin.

    • Fluoride

      Helps avoid inhibited nutrient uptake at the root.

    • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

      Preserves healthy soil biology.

    • Pesticides & herbicides

      Reduces damage to plants and beneficial microbes.

    • Trihalomethanes (THMs)

      Reduces byproducts formed during municipal water treatment.

    • Bacteria, viruses & pathogens

      Filters out certain harmful microbes from your tap water.

    • Colloids

      Reduces turbidity, preventing soil clogging and drainage issues.

    Remineralizes

    What we add back.

    • Zeolite

      Helps balance soil moisture, aeration, and nutrient retention.

    • Calcium

      Supports strong cell walls and overall plant structure.

    • Magnesium & iron

      Aid chlorophyll production, photosynthesis, and leaf color.

    • Potassium

      Supports water regulation and nutrient transport.

    • Zinc

      Supports enzyme function and growth regulation.

    • Selenium

      Supports plant metabolic processes.

    • Trace minerals & elements

      Restores minerals removed during the filtration process.

    Especially helpful for

    Plants that notice the difference.

    Calathea & prayer plants

    Spider plant

    Dracaena & corn plant

    Peace lily

    Ferns

    Palms

    Orchids

    Carnivorous plants

    Ready when you are

    Better water, tonight's watering.

    • $69 first batch price
    • Free shipping
    • 30-day money-back guarantee
    • Replaceable filter packs
    Questions

    Frequently asked questions.