We the Wild Plant Globes

These globes provide consistent moisture for up to two weeks. Keep in mind that the exact duration can vary based on your plant's specific water needs, the ambient temperature, and the type of soil you are using.

It is a common issue with watering globes, but you can prevent it by wrapping a small piece of cheesecloth or a coffee filter around the opening before inserting it into the soil. Alternatively, make a pilot hole with a pencil or chopstick first to ensure a clear path for the stem.

Yes, they work perfectly for outdoor containers. Just be aware that direct sunlight and higher outdoor temperatures may cause the water to evaporate or release faster than it would indoors.

They are excellent for thirsty plants like ferns or peace lilies that prefer consistently moist soil. However, they are not recommended for succulents, cacti, or other plants that require their soil to dry out completely between waterings.

Since they are made of glass, you can easily hand wash them with warm, soapy water. Use a bottle brush if you notice any mineral buildup or algae growth inside the globe to keep them clear and functioning properly.