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water spikes for indoor plants

water spikes for indoor plants Wicked Waterer Watering System Kit 4-Spikes w/19" Wicks

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water spikes for indoor plants Wicked Waterer Watering System Kit 4-Spikes w/19" WicksThis multi plant watering system can accommodate up to four plants, offering controlled hydration for up to 12 days. It features a control valve to adjust the water flow according to your plants' needstighten it to decrease the flow. The system allows you to select the size of the water container; a larger one will enable longer watering periods. It includes six multicolored and multi length nylon polyester cords that are durable and rot resistant,

This multi-plant watering system can accommodate up to four plants, offering controlled hydration for up to 12 days. It features a control valve to adjust the water flow according to your plants' needs—tighten it to decrease the flow. The system allows you to select the size of the water container; a larger one will enable longer watering periods. It includes six multicolored and multi-length nylon/polyester cords that are durable and rot-resistant, with four wicks measuring 19 inches and two measuring 27 inches. It's an ideal solution for those who travel or tend to forget watering, as you simply insert the spike into the plant's root area and place the wicking cord into a water container. This system is perfect for a variety of indoor plants, including flowers, foliage, herbs, and ferns, and weighs 1 lb. Note that the water container is not included and it's designed for indoor use only.

- Accommodates up to four plants for up to 12 days.
- Control valve to adjust water flow based on plant needs.
- Compatible with various water container sizes for extended watering.
- Includes six durable, rot-resistant nylon/polyester cords: four at 19 inches, two at 27 inches.
- Ideal for travelers or those who forget to water plants.
- Easy setup: insert spike into root area and place cord in water container.
- Suitable for a range of indoor plants like flowers, foliage, herbs, and ferns.
- Lightweight system, weighing only 1 lb.
- Water container not included, for indoor use only.

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