2 pcs drop irrigation bulbs

Description

• Irrigation bulbs for plants, transparent, 2 pieces – 360 ml, unbreakable, for flowers and potted plants.
• For flowers and potted plants – irrigation balls are perfect for the care of plants at home and provide continuous and adequate hydration of the soil.
• Perfect for outings – the balls are perfect for a long absence from home or for people who often forget to water their plants.
• High quality – made of safe, unbreakable transparent material, they can also be used in homes with children or pets.
• Easy to use – fill the ball with water, make a hole in the ground and place the dispenser in it. From now on, the water will gradually run out of the tank on its own!
• 2 pieces in the kit – each with a capacity of 360 ml, will allow you to maintain optimal soil moisture. Depending on the size and type of plant, pot size, microclimate or weather conditions, it may be advisable to use more bulbs.

Do you like potted flowers, but often forget to water them? Do you often go on business trips or do you perhaps have no one to water your plants when you go on a longer vacation? We have a way! Irrigation balls are perfect for the care of plants and flowers – especially potted plants, both at home, on the terrace and in the garden. Aesthetic and user-friendly dispensers keep the soil hydrated and the flowers in good condition. The balls are made of safe, unbreakable transparent material, so they can also be used in places where children or animals have access. The set contains 2 dispensers. Depending on the size of the pot, the type of plant, as well as the microclimate in the room or the weather conditions outside, it is recommended to use one or two bulbs. A full ball is enough to irrigate the soil for up to two weeks on average. For larger plants and pots and dry, warm air (for example above a radiator in winter) we recommend the use of two or more casting balls.

Instructions:
Fill the ball with water. Make a hole in the ground (for example, with a stick or pencil) and place the dispenser in it. From that moment on, the water gradually comes out of the tank.