Diameter Plants Watering Bulb

The small bulb is ideal for smaller potted plants or herbs, while the large bulb is better suited for larger floor plants or those that require more frequent watering. Consider the size of your pot and the plant's specific hydration needs when selecting.

The duration depends on your plant's water needs, the soil type, and the ambient temperature. Generally, these bulbs can provide hydration for several days, but you should monitor the water level during the first week to gauge how quickly your specific plant consumes it.

It can happen if you insert the bulb directly into loose soil. To prevent clogging, we recommend poking a small hole in the soil with a pencil or chopstick first, then inserting the bulb into that pre-made channel.

These bulbs are specifically designed for indoor use. Outdoor conditions like direct sunlight, wind, and varying soil types can cause the water to evaporate or drain much faster than intended.

The easiest method is to gently remove the bulb from the soil, fill it under the tap, and then carefully re-insert it. If the bulb is large or the soil is dense, you can also use a small funnel to refill it while it remains in the pot.