Plant Watering Globes-4pcs Self Watering Planter Insert,Plant Watering Devices,Glass Watering Bulbs for Indoor Plants,Mushroom Watering Globes,Top-Fill Watering

I originally ordered a different brand, but they arrived without a fill hole, so I switched to these—and I’m really glad I did. They’re super cute and were the perfect size for my small pothos. I was worried they might be too big, but they look great. Having a few extras will be perfect as my plant grows. I’m hoping this helps me finally keep plants alive and that Dolly is just my first plant. Very happy with this purchase. Dolly is too she gets to drink when she's thirsty.

Air super cute and they work I use them primarily for succulents due to their size. I really don’t have any negative feedback to give on the product. It does what it says it does. The only comment I might make which is fairly expected given its glass is that they are very fragile so they are definitely at risk of me breaking at any moment.

I'm beyond satisfied with these things. I dished out for the four pack and I'm so happy I did I feel like these aren't as big as I was expecting but they're not so small that I couldn't use them, they feel like a good medium size. I got these for my Palms that I got BOGO at Publix and I personally am very bad at remembering to water anything and we've been going through a bit of a dry streak where I'm living right now so I wanted to make sure that my Palms got good enough water. Granted they should only be watered enough to get the dirt damp and then I'm supposed to let it dry out and I think this would be enough water for them for the week and then I can let them sit for a few days before refilling it hopefully. I got to say I am very happy with the quality of the glass because the dirt was very compact when I tried to stick it inside and it didn't shatter on me like I was afraid it might and I am very happy with the corks that come with it because I was also somehow expecting the corks to be.. cork material. Instead they are these medium firm plastic that blends really well with the aesthetic of the mushroom glass. I ended up putting the extra two that I have in with a cactus that I never remember to water but bounces back easy and my donkey tail that has been slowly dying for the past 5 years from me forgetting it but somehow keeps spitting out babies that keep it half alive so I'm hoping this will do the job. Anyway I think they're extremely adorable and the glass looks super nice in the sunlight. My only issue with these is that the hole is kind of hard to fill with my watering can but I can get the job done so it's not impossible.

Product: The glass is pretty with an iridescent sheen, the silicone corks are nice and fit with some give. The corks are important for managing the flow of water, which varies from soil to soil. If you see the water emptying right after pouring it, or fast bubbling, you have to make the cork tighter so they don't empty too quickly. If the water level doesn't seem to move in a few days, then you have to loosen it a little. There's a lot of fine tuning to get used to, but once you do, refilling and getting them to work goes pretty quick. I got a fine-spout watering can for refilling it, making it a quicker chore than trying to refill them with the squeeze bottles they come with. (I used those elsewhere, but not with this product because it takes too long.) As someone with a lot going on and who likes to count/qualtify things, these have helped my plants GREATLY because I can physically see the water use and need for a refill. ** Since these are thinner glass, they can break, so don't put them where little kids will grab them out someone can easily knock/kick/trip over them while walking. Probably not best to put them someplace a dog might frequently roam. Use: I used these at the base of my larger plants, like older saplings and large hydrangea bushes, and 1 smaller potted aloe plant. I did this because the long straw can be pushed deep into the soil to water the deeper roots. For the dogwood saplings, this has helped them sprout new leaves and beaches and stopped the browning at the tops of their leaves from dry spells. I have an established weeping red-bud and weeping blue atlas cedar that seem to be enjoying the extra water. I also bought a fancy weeping Japanese maple, and I'm it's [large] planter, I put them a little further out than the footprint on its original pot to encourage root growth outwards and downwards after fixing the root binding from the nursery's pot. This was to ensure it still got water between my own watering. It still has signs of shock at the tips of the leaves, but the leaf stems are upright and it seems to be doing well. I tried two different kinds of these bottles, and I honestly prefer the other kind, but these work well enough to keep them despite the finicky nature of the corking with each watering. (I've had plenty empty really fast and plenty barely empty, reducing the "self-watering" function of it in my opinion.)

Beautiful glass watering bulbs. Just flow too quickly into my plants. Could be my planters, but definitely flow out without resistance. Keeping because they are an easy way to water in general and look great in my plants.

These watering globes look great and are saving me a lot of work! I really appreciate being able to fill them from the top so that they don't have to be removed from the pot, cleaned out, and packed back into the dirt. They're a sturdy enough acrylic material that I'm not worried about them breaking if they get jostled and the cost compared to other glass bulbs lets me use more of them to keep my pot watered more evenly.

Very cute and petite. Nice for small plants!

These are adorable and perfect for my smaller inside pots. I love that they do not have to be pulled out of the soil every time they need refilled! You fill them threw a hole in the top that has a clear plastic stopper!

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