Abstract: A liquid level control device adapted to be located in a vessel comprising a first flow controller (21) having a float (39) located in a chamber (53) which controls a valve (33), the chamber being open at the bottom to allow water ingress and egress and having an air vent (32) and a breather (52), and a second flow controller (22) having a float (69) which controls a valve (63) which is connected to the air vent (32). The first flow controller (21) controls water ingress to the vessel and the second flow controller (22) controls flow of air to the first chamber (53). Both flow controllers (21, 22) work together to maintain a constant level of liquid in the vessel. This liquid level control device is used for automatic watering of plants.

Abstract: An automatic plant watering and feeding system includes a plant vessel supporting a quantity of soil and an underlying water reservoir in communication with the soil by a porous wick. The water reservoir is divided into four chambers. In one chamber a float mechanism controls an input water supply valve while in a second chamber a float mechanism controls the air venting of the first chamber. The third chamber is communicated with the soil by the porous wick and the fourth chamber utilizes a dual interlocking float mechanism to dispense a measured quantity of liquid plant food into the system reservoir during a replenishing cycle.

Abstract: A watering and feeding system for plants, comprising a container enclosing a platformed water reservoir, housing a water supply unit, a fertilizer dispensing unit, a nutrient conveying wick and a water level indicator unit, all of which are interacting to provide automatic and adequately measured amounts of nutrients to the plants, embedded in soil on top of the platformed water reservoir.