Self-Watering Glass Plant Globes
Self-Watering Glass Plant Globes
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Save time, and make watering your plants a breeze with these handblown glass Self-Watering Plant Globes. Simply fill with water and insert into the soil for effortless watering. Each globe gradually releases moisture over a period of up to two weeks, ensuring plants stay happy and hydrated with minimal effort.
The extra-long strengthened stem is great for targeting the root zone of your plants, while the tapered tip better regulates the flow of moisture.
These self-watering plant globes are perfect for keeping your plants hydrated while on holiday - and are delivered boxed - perfect as a planty present!
- Made from high-quality glass
- Slow-release watering for up to 2 weeks
- Refillable and reusable design
- Easy to use—just fill and insert into the soil
- Ideal for indoor pots
How to Use:
- Fill the globe – Pour clean water into the glass globe until full.
- Prepare the soil – Make a small hole in the soil with your finger or a stick to prevent overflow.
- Insert the globe – Gently place the narrow stem into the hole so it sits securely in the soil.
- Let it do the work – The globe will slowly release water over a period of up to two weeks, keeping your plant hydrated.
- Refill as needed – Once empty, simply remove, refill, and reinsert for continuous use.
Q: What material are these made from?
A: They are crafted from high-quality glass, making them both durable and stylish for your plants.
Q: How long do they water plants for?
A: They provide slow-release watering for up to 2 weeks, keeping your plants hydrated even when you’re away.
Q: Can they be reused?
A: Yes! They’re refillable and reusable, making them a sustainable and long-lasting option.
Q: How do I use them?
A: Simply fill them with water and insert into the soil. They’ll automatically release water as your plant needs it.
Q: What type of plants are they best for?
A: They’re ideal for indoor pots of all sizes, keeping your plants happy and thriving with minimal effort.
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