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DCZTELG Plant Waterer Spikes Devices System-Automatic Drip Irrigation Watering Care Your Flower Travel Forgetting Potted Plants Green&Blue 16 Pack
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About DCZTELG Plant Waterer Spikes Devices
☼ Product introduction Plant Watering Stakes are fashioned specifically to deliver just the right amount of water a plant needs. Recycle wine bottles to make a water reservoir and insert it topped with a Plant Watering Stake into moistened soil. As the soil loses moisture, it is replaced as a result of gravity and diffusion through the terracotta stake, replenishing plants so their roots grow deeper and use water moreNOTE：Just watch out the water output. We suggest 2 small holes are enough.(The smaller the distance between the two holes, the smaller the water flow) ☼ Powerful functions ➊ Versatile use with indoor and outdoor plants ➋ Grow healthier plants by preventing over or under watering ➌ Clearly see when to refill so your plants stay hearty and robust ➍ Recycle used wine bottles and use them to water your plants for you ➎ Travel more without having to worry about someone to water your plants ☼ How-to-Guide: ➊ Before use soak the stakes in water to treat the Terracotta and open its pores. ➋ Take a long neck bottle make sure the bottle is clean and fill it water. ➌ Place the Watering Stake on the top of the now filled bottle. ➍ Turn the bottle over carefully with the stake firmly on the top. Be careful not to squeeze too much, but keep the bottle opening covered so it doesn't overflow. Push the stake and bottle into the guide hole carefully till it's almost completely in the soil. ➎ Turn the bottle over carefully with the stake firmly on the top. Be careful not to squeeze too much, but keep the bottle opening covered so it doesn't overflow. Push the stake and bottle into the guide hole carefully till it's almost completely in the soil
