NiHome Spike Self-Watering Bulb Flamingo Bird Shaped

About This

• ⚠️ Please always handle glass globes with care and do not force them into the soil. Fill the globe with water to approx. 80%, make a hole in the soil with a long, thin implement such as a pencil or screwdriver, then carefully insert the globe. This will prevent soil from being pressed up into the neck during insertion and reduce the risk of breaking the glass. Set includes 2pcs hand-blown glass waterers in unique gradient color.
• 【Package Content】2PCS iridescent durable bird shape glass self-watering globes (appx. 9"x 4.1") are included in each order. To prevent breaking, these fragile products are stored in a polyfoam box. Please Handle with Care! These small transparent glass waterers can be filled up and stuck into any potted plants for hands-free use. Ideal for all plant sizes and will provide your plants with enough water when you are away on vacation. But it won’t remove “houseplant care” from your to-do list.
• 【Easy to Use】Just fill with water and insert it into the soil and let the plant watering device keep your plants moisture with water while you are away. To prevent dirt from blocking water out, you can use a piece of cloth or wet wipe for wrapping the water outlet and follow these steps: 1. Fill the watering bulbs with water; 2. Wrap the spout tip with a sponge or permeable cloth to prevent clogging; 3. Use other tools to dig a hole in the soil and then insert the watering globe.
• 【Houseplant Care Assistant】The automatic plant waterer keeps the soil moist, reduces chores, and controls watering your container plants. The expected lasting time of each refill is approx. 7-14 days if used correctly, and results may vary due to soil, plant type, or other factors. It’s advised to try one a few times before your vacation. While plant watering globes can be a good way to keep your plants steadily watered, they’re no substitute for taking the time to care for your plants.
• 【Easy to Clean】For the health of your plants, using water globes requires periodic cleaning. The straw portion of the globe can easily clog with debris or soil - use a narrow pipe cleaner, a wooden skewer, or cotton bud to clean the passageway. If mold grows inside the globe, clean with baking soda and lemon juice or detergent, shake it about to create a scrubbing effect, then rinse well. Refill the globes every week or two and administer a steady dose of water that is absorbed by the soil.