Plant Nanny Globe Stake

The duration depends on your plant's specific needs, the soil type, and the ambient temperature. Generally, you can expect a full globe to last anywhere from a few days to a week, but it is best to check the water level every few days until you understand your plant's consumption rate.

These are ideal for container plants that prefer consistent moisture. However, they are not recommended for succulents, cacti, or other plants that require the soil to dry out completely between waterings, as the globe will keep the soil consistently damp.

No, the flow rate is not adjustable. The water release is passive, relying on the soil's moisture level; as the soil dries, it releases air into the globe, which allows water to flow out into the soil.

To prevent soil from entering the stem, we recommend pre-moistening the soil and creating a hole with a pencil or chopstick before inserting the stake. If you notice the flow has stopped, simply remove the globe, rinse the stem, and clear any debris before refilling.

Because these are made of hand-blown glass, they should be brought indoors during freezing temperatures. Water inside the globe can freeze and expand, which may cause the glass to crack or shatter.