Blumat Classic House Plant Watering

These spikes use capillary action to draw water from a reservoir into the soil. The ceramic cone senses the moisture level in the surrounding dirt, releasing water only when the soil begins to dry out, which prevents both over-watering and under-watering.

No, the system is flexible. You can use any container—like a glass bottle, jar, or pitcher—as your water source. Simply place the suction tube into your chosen vessel, and the spike will do the rest.

Yes, they are suitable for succulents. Because the system is self-regulating and only releases water based on the soil's moisture tension, it provides a precise amount of hydration that won't waterlog your plants, provided the soil is well-draining.

Absolutely. The spikes are designed to be durable and reusable. When you're ready to store them, simply clean the ceramic cones and the tubing, let them dry completely, and they will be ready for your next trip or growing season.

You should insert the ceramic cone deep enough into the soil so that it is fully surrounded by dirt, ideally near the root ball. Ensure the soil is moist before installation to help the capillary action start immediately.