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self watering plant bulbs Blumat Glass Plant Self Watering Globes

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self watering plant bulbs Blumat Glass Plant Self Watering GlobesNot just a beautiful decoration, these glass watering globes include the patented Blumat Bottle Adapters and regulate water flow by soil type and dryness. The perfect solution for taking care of your houseplants, they slowly and steadily provide water without either over or under watering. A big help both while away on vacation as well as when still at home, they not only give the plants water but also regulate it based on temperature, growth cycles,

Not just a beautiful decoration, these glass watering globes include the patented Blumat Bottle Adapters and regulate water flow by soil type and dryness. The perfect solution for taking care of your houseplants, they slowly and steadily provide water without either over or under-watering. A big help both while away on vacation as well as when still at home, they not only give the plants water but also regulate it based on temperature, growth cycles, and size of plant.


An automatic plant watering device that requires no power, electricity, batteries, timers, or any other accessories, they can dramatically upgrade your watering schedule.

 

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Materials

  • Glass
  • Plastic
  • Silicone
  • Clay

Dimensions

  • Weight: 18 oz.
  • Total height: 8 & 1/2"
  • Diameter: 4 & 3/8"
  • Volume: 23 fl. oz.

Flow Rate

  • Approx. 7 fl. oz. per 24 hours
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Tropf Blumat Blumat Classic Glass Globe Blumat Bottle Adapter
Vacation Ready
Adjustable
Out-of-Box Ready
Custom System Integration
Max. Water Delivery p/ 24 hrs Adjustable/Unlimited 200ml 118ml 200ml
Ideal Location to Water Raised Bed/Garden/Potted Plants Houseplant Houseplant Houseplant
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Refill the Glass Globe with water as often as needed to keep plants constantly watered. The Glass Globe is an aesthetically-superior option to plastic or wine bottles.

This 23 oz (4 3/8") glass globe can deliver about 200 milliliters (.43 pint) during a 24 hour period.

 

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