2 PCS Plant Watering Globes, Light Iridescent Rainbow Gradient Color Clear Glass Self-Watering System Spikes, Automatic Plant Waterer Bulbs

is made up of a group of dedicated individuals who are passionate about preserving the Earth's environment and promoting sustainability. They have a deep love for plants and are committed to designing products that are both cost-effective and low-carbon, making it easy for everyone to care for their plants and reap the benefits of improved health, comfort, happiness, and inspiration that plants bring into their lives. Get Consistent Slow Released Watering for Your Plants in 4 Easy Steps Poke a hole Fill with water easily Insert the rubber stopper Insert the plant waterer Poke a hole in the dirt If the soil is too hard, poke a hole in the dirt with the included bamboo stick in case of the tip shattering If the soil is soft or moist, this step can be skipped Poke from the edge of the pot to avoid damaging the roots of the plants Fill with water Fill from the tip with water easily through the 1 cm wide opening Insert the rubber stopper The rubber stopper is composed of the wick cord and a silicon plug. The wick cord is used to take the water from the water globe into the soil and then the water can be absorbed by the root of the plant The silicon plug is used to regulate the water speed of the wick and prevent the stem from being clogged by the dirt as well. Be sure to insert the plugs tightly. The water discharge speed is determined by many factors, such as the soil, weather, season, the plants and so on. In most cases, it will take more than 2 weeks to drain out. Insert the plant waterer Watch your plants happy and thriving with slow released watering by watering globes. Water discharge is about 30ml per 24h, if your plants need more water, you can put one more water globe in the pot. Or put off the rubber stopper to increase the water flow. Let Your Plants Take The Right Amount Of Water By Themselves No more worry about watering your plants again Still troubled by how much water your plants need? Let watering system come to your rescue. With the ingenious design of the watering spikes, your plants can draw water from it according to their specific needs. They can absorb more when they require it, or take in less when their water needs are minimal. Say goodbye to concerns about overwateri ng or underwatering once and for all. 2 More Weeks To Keep Your Plants Hydrated Water your plants for over 2 weeks while you are awa y Whether you're on a business trip, vacation, prone to forgetfulness, or simply away from home, with its 13 oz capacity and unique slow-release watering design, the planter insert can provide your plants with up to two weeks of consistent watering on a single fill. Say goodbye to concerns about your plant's well-being and the hassle of relying on your neighbors for watering. Enjoy your time to the fullest while self watering spikes keep your plants healthy and thriving. How It Works Benefits Of The Plant Watering Devices Bottom watering Automatic drip irrigation No more under watering or overwatering No electricity Let the sunshine/light through No waste of water Keep your plants healthy and thriving How The Watering Globe Works Due to the capillary action principle, water inside the glass bulb gradually permeates through the cotton wick within the silicone plug and into the soil. It is then absorbed by the plant's roots, and the plant's root suction power (the plant's water requirements) enhances the rate of water infiltration. This, in turn, achieves the effect of watering the plant according to its specific needs. • 【Good Plant Care】Garden watering globes administer a steady dose of water that is absorbed as the soil dries out. • 【Mini Irrigation System】A beautifully designed tool to add a decorative touch to your planting area • 【Premium Quality】Individually crafted hand-blown glass globes allow your plant to absorb enough water as needed. • 【Easy to Use】Fill the globe with water to approx. 80%. Adjust the insert angle to adjust the rate of emptying. • ⚠️ Please always handle glass bulbs with care. Don’t force them into the soil.