Description
Bullet Points:
1.Strong Drainage: Made of laterite, these self watering spikes provide strong drainage and good air permeability for your flowers, keeping the soil moist but not soggy.
2.Lovely Frog Appearance: These self watering spikes are designed in a cute frog shape that can decorate your flower pot and bring a lot of fun to your life. They are small and delicate, but effective and easy to use.
3.Cone Shaped Rod: These self-watering spikes are easy to insert into the soil and have a cone-shaped rod that prevents them from falling. They provide a steady flow of water to your flowers.
4.Automatic Watering Design: Our self watering spikes have an automatic watering design that can permeate for 2-3 days after filling, depending on the soil moisture. You can enjoy your trip or vacation without worrying about your flowers.
5.Easy to Carry: These self watering spikes are lightweight and compact, so you can store them easily and take them anywhere. They come in a pack of 4, which can fully meet your different needs for watering your flowers while you’re away.
Enjoy the beauty of flowers without worrying about watering them with this flower pot watering system. This system consists of a cone shaped rod that you insert into the soil. The rod will slowly permeate water into the soil, keeping it at an equilibrium moisture level for 2-3 days after filling. The system is lightweight and easy to use, and it will bring a lot of fun to your life.
Specification:
Name: Self Watering Spikes
Material: Laterite
Color: green
Single size: about 17*6.5cm/6.69*2.56in
Single weight: about 130g
Capacity: 90ml
Instructions for use.
1. Before using the waterer, moisten the soil in your pot.
2. Soak the waterer in water so that the waterer is well moistened.
3. Carefully place the waterer at least 3/4 of the way into the moist soil.
4. Fill the inside of the waterer with water.
Packing List: 4*Clay Watering Spikes
Note:
Test the drip rate of your waterer before you go out.
Large flowers may require more than a waterer.
Digg a hole in the soil can help stabilize stakes.
