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Ceramic self-watering system for plants

Are you planning to go on holiday? Do you need help watering your plants at home or in the office? Then these spherical irrigation inserts are the perfect solution for you! Simple use: the nozzle is pressed directly into the soil - a water-filled, 1.5 liter PET bottle, alternatively a wine bottle is attached to the top of the globe. The porous ceramic provides a slow and adequate supply of water and keeps the potting soil moist.

The ceramic self-watering system is an innovative solution for all plant lovers who want to ensure that their plants receive the right amount of water, even when they are not at home. With its unique design and functionality, this system offers a range of benefits that make it indispensable for both home and office. Here are some of the main benefits:

• Automatic water supply: Keeps your plants healthy and lush.


• Easy installation: Attach a bottle and push into the soil.


• Durable Ceramic: Ensures long-term use.


• Universal fit: Compatible with most bottles.


• Environmentally friendly: Reuse bottles to reduce waste.

This self-watering system is not only practical but also aesthetically pleasing. The spherical ceramic design blends seamlessly into any decor, making it a stylish addition to your plants. The porous ceramic enables an even and constant supply of water, which prevents overwatering and ensures that your plants receive just the right amount of moisture.

To give a better understanding of the product specifications, here is a detailed list:

• Material: High quality ceramic


• Capacity: Use with 1.5 liter PET bottle or wine bottle


• Design: Globular for even water supply


• Colour: Natural ceramic finish


• Size: Fits most pots and plantings

With this ceramic self-watering system, you can safely leave your plants for up to two weeks without having to worry about their well-being. It is the perfect solution for anyone who loves plants but has a busy lifestyle. Give your plants the care they deserve, even when you're not there to water them yourself.