Abstract: A system for cultivating tropic plants in a planting area having a ground surface. A hole is initially dug to a depth of approximately three feet below the ground surface. A layer of ceramic tiles is established at the bottom of the hole, and is covered with a layer of small rocks. A tank having a plurality of wick assemblies extending upward therefrom is positioned within the hole. A layer of vegetative cuttings and manure is established thereabove. Then fertile topsoil originally from the hole is replaced in a mix with sand to a depth of substantially one foot. The contents are allowed to settle and are thoroughly watered, the tank is filled using a fill hose. The exotic plants is then planted in potting soil thereabove, and is maintained and allowed to thrive by the unique moisture, nutritive and thermodynamic properties established by the various layers. When necessary, the tank is refilled through the fill hose.

Abstract: A system for cultivating tropic plants in a garden having a ground surface. A hole is initially dug to a depth of approximately three feet below the ground surface. A layer of ceramic tiles is established at the bottom of the hole, and is covered with a layer of small rocks, and a layer of vegetative cuttings. Then a layer of manure is established which is substantially two feet in depth. Then fertile top soil originally from the hole is replaced in a mix with sand to a depth of substantially one foot. The contents are allowed to settle and are thoroughly watered. The exotic plant is then planted in potting soil thereabove, and is maintained and allowed to thrive by the unique moisture, nutritive and thermodynamic properties established by the various layers.