Gamechanger for me
These self watering globes are better than all the cheap stuff thats on the market. I cant quite describe it but they just look so much better, they feel nice and they look so classy. Plus they actually work....
Most houseplants don’t die from pests. They die from the watering can. Too much watering, too little, too often, not enough. This bundle takes the guesswork out of plant watering: soil that balances moisture, globes that top it up, and a meter that tells you when it’s actually time to give plants a drink.
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1. Pot up in Soil That Hydrates. Organic, peat-free mix with plant-based water-storing crystals that hold moisture in the root zone and release it as roots need it. Coco coir, pine bark and perlite keep it airy, so roots breathe instead of sitting soggy.
2. Pop in a globe. Fill it, push it in, done. Each handblown glass globe slowly releases water for up to 2 weeks*. Perfect for busy weeks, weekends away and holidays.
3. Check, don’t guess. Push the Moisture Meter into the soil. Dry? Water. Wet? Walk away. No more watering on a schedule your plant never agreed to.

Real results from real people
These self watering globes are better than all the cheap stuff thats on the market. I cant quite describe it but they just look so much better, they feel nice and they look so classy. Plus they actually work....
GinaI used this while repotting a few plants and I'm already excited to see how they grow. Such an easy way to give new plants the best start.
Judy B.Honestly its my most dreaded part about having over 50 plants. this soil really made a difference; my plants perked up and plants in terracotta pots didnt dry out so quickly. Will defs buy again.
Esther L.These products have brought a smile to my plants. One in particular was really struggling, but with a little We The Wild care, we're back on track.
Micki T.Use Soil that Hydrates when next repotting your plants to extend the time between watering.
Add Self Watering Globes into plants that need extra watering, or are prone to overwatering.
Use the Moisture Meter to track when it's time to water.
Enjoy happy, healthy plants all year round!
Up to 2 weeks, depending on pot size, plant, light and temperature. Thirsty plants in warm, bright spots drink faster, so check with your meter.
Water your plant first. Make a hole with a pencil, insert the globe straight down (not on an angle) and fill it about ¾ full. Refill when empty.
Both, in containers. Use a pot with drainage holes, and don't pack the mix down.
We don't recommend it. Succulents and cacti like to dry out between drinks, so water-holding soil and globes aren't a good match for them.
Yes. Each globe comes in a recyclable craft box.