As Seen on TV Aqua Globe

The duration depends on your plant's specific water needs, the soil type, and the ambient temperature. Generally, a full globe can provide moisture for up to two weeks, but you should monitor your soil moisture levels during the first few days to gauge how quickly your specific plant consumes the water.

Yes, the hand-blown glass design is suitable for both settings. Keep in mind that outdoor plants in direct sunlight or high heat may deplete the water reservoir faster than indoor plants.

To prevent soil from blocking the opening, it helps to create a small hole in the soil with a pencil or your finger before inserting the stem. Alternatively, you can wrap a small piece of cheesecloth or a coffee filter around the opening before pushing it into the dirt.

Since the globe is made of clear glass, you can easily see the water level at a glance. When the globe appears empty or the water level is very low, simply remove it, refill it, and place it back into the soil.

These globes work best in standard, well-draining potting mixes. If your soil is extremely loose or sandy, the water may release too quickly, while very dense or clay-heavy soil might restrict the flow.