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Plant Drip Waterer Spike for Holidays and Business Trips

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TypeGarden & Plant Care > Watering Equipment > Self-Watering Spikes
Color: Green
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Fill any standard bottle, set the flow, and your houseplants drink while you are away. The spike fits the bottle top, the nozzle sets the speed, and the soil stays moist until you walk back in.

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Fill any standard bottle, set the flow, and your houseplants drink while you are away. The spike fits the bottle top, the nozzle sets the speed, and the soil stays moist until you walk back in.

Keeps plants watered automatically for up to 5-20 days using any standard bottle

Solves
  • forgetting to water plants
  • plant care while travelling or on business trips
  • uneven or excessive watering

Come home to thriving plants, not dry soil

Before, every trip meant guessing whether your pots would survive. After, you fill any standard bottle, set the flow, and the soil stays moist while you're gone.

One bottle, one spike, one steady drip

  • Any bottle becomes a drip system

    The ribbed funnel fits the bottle top of most mineral water and beverage bottles, so you reuse what is already in your recycling. The clear neck shows the water level before you leave. Pair it with your setup and you are set.

  • Dial in the flow speed

    Turn the nozzle to slow the drip for thirsty plants, or close it down for delicate ones. Droplets fall visibly from the outlet into the soil, so you can see the flow and adjust it in seconds.

  • A spike that stays put

    The pointed ground spike goes straight into the soil, and the side fin supports it once it is set. The plastic is light, so press it in firmly, especially in dense soil.

Set it up in under a minute

  1. 1
    Fill the bottle

    Fill a standard bottle with water. Mineral water and beverage bottles are common fits.

  2. 2
    Attach the funnel

    Fit the ribbed funnel onto the bottle top so it seats snugly.

  3. 3
    Insert the spike

    Push the pointed spike into the soil until the side fin rests on the surface.

  4. 4
    Set the speed

    Turn the adjustable nozzle to set the water speed. Start slow, then check the soil after an hour.

Three spikes, ready for three pots

  • Bottle-top funnel×3

    Universal fit for standard bottle tops

  • Adjustable nozzle×3

    Sets the water speed from slow to steady

  • Pointed ground spike with side fin×3

    Mint green, soft pink or white

Leaving on time, plants covered

Mint spike set into a potted plant, the one thing you worry about before a trip

The trip you keep postponing

Every time you price a trip, the same question comes up: who waters the plants? A neighbour says yes, then forgets. Or they water every day and drown the pots. Most of us end up pushing the trip back instead.

Hand pouring water from a bottle into the mint green spike before a trip

A drip that does the remembering

Fill any standard bottle, fit the funnel on top, and push the spike into the soil. The nozzle sets how fast the water falls, so the pot gets a steady drip instead of a flood. The bottle does the watering while you are away.

Soft pink drip spike in a white planter during an automatic watering setup

Home to green leaves

You walk in, drop your bag, and the soil is still damp. The leaves hold their colour and the pot feels heavy with water. The plant looks like you never left.

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Which bottles does the funnel fit?
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Wanelo · seller

The bottle-top funnel is universal, so it fits the standard necks on most mineral water and beverage bottles on the market. Check the neck before a trip, since an unusual cap shape can sit loose.

How long will one bottle last in the pot?
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Wanelo · seller

Expect 5 to 20 days. The range depends on the bottle size and the flow setting, so run a short test at home and note how much water is gone after a day. Then you know what your pots need.

Can I use it on succulents or cacti?
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Wanelo · seller

Use the slowest setting for drought-adapted plants, or skip the spike for them. Succulents want dry soil between waterings, and a steady drip can rot the roots.

Will the spike damage roots or soil?
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Wanelo · seller

The pointed spike is made for pushing into soil, not roots. Set it away from the main root ball and press gently, then check the pot after the first day.

How do I stop it from overwatering?
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Wanelo · seller

Start with the nozzle turned low, check the soil after an hour, and adjust from there. The adjustable nozzle is the control that keeps a thirsty plant from turning into a soggy one.

Is it sturdy enough for regular use?
w
Wanelo · seller

It is budget plastic, so it suits trips, busy weeks and everyday indoor pots rather than heavy, long-term use. Compared with a sitter or a tubed drip kit, the cost is one pack and a bottle you already own.

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