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Remember It is important to wet the soil before applying the product to the soil
SET OF 4 ECO-FRIENDLY plant waterers. Recycle any long neck bottle. EASY-TO-USE - Just fill a bottle and insert the Terracotta Plant Waterer into the soil. Transforms any planter into a self watering planter.
No need to think about watering your plants on a daily basis; use that extra time to do something fun. Great gift for: Mother's Day, Father's Day, Birthday, Boss, Bridesmaids, or just because, for anyone who loves their plants.
Extra protective packaging - Terracotta is timeless. We intend to keep it that way as the protective packaging is sure to keep each the spikes safe and intact thoughout transport
Easy of Use - Just fill a bottle, insert the terracotta spike into the soil and go!

Description

Garden Terracotta Plant Watering Stakes

For irrigating vegetables, flowers in your garden indoor and outdoor, it frees you 7-14 days for one time set, and keeps just the right amount of water in the soil. The water is absorbed through the clay as needed to keep the plant moist and not over-watered. The Terracotta material allows for the right amount of water seepage.

Grow Heathier Plant

The terra-cotta stake is secure and durable, aeration, water-saving and drought-resistance, corrosion-resistant, no deformation. Eco friendly and easy to set up.

How to use:

1) Soak the stakes in warm water(recommended but not necessary)
2) Prepare a bottle(any bottle that will fit will work, wine bottle works best)
3) Fill the bottle with water and set the watering spike over the bottle
4) Flip over and plant the bottle and spike in the soil

Warm Tips:

Water soaks through the clay, there is no hole on the tip or its side, no need to punch a hole either

Depending on the weather, soil composition and the size of the plant, a normal size wine bottle of water lasts 1 to 3 weeks. Also the water spread stays fairly localized, so use more to ensure adequate coverage.

Keep the stakes in the ground as much as possible-both to protect them from accidental breakage AND to keep them as snugly and tightly in the ground as possible.

Use large bottles for larger pots and use smaller bottle for smaller pots. The stake is somewhat large, it might not fit for very small pot

Handle them carefully to make them last as long as possible, damp the soil before screw the stake in and dig a hole in the soil first if needed.