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Indoor Plant Watering Device
Plant Watering Stakes are a great solution if you're forgetful about watering or tend to be an over-enthusiastic
- Our plant watering stakes work well with wine bottles and beer bottles. Fit with any long neck bottles, such as water bottles and soft drink bottles.
- Paired with a few empty wine bottles, these plant watering spikes provide a slow drip of water straight to the plant's roots.
- The terracotta spikes for wine bottles keep the soil constantly moist, letting you off the hook if you forget about watering, or leave for vacation.
- Let plants take better care of themselves
Plant Watering System for Vacation
Are you still worried that your plants will not get moisture during the holidays?
- Made of premium quality terracotta clay, our plant stakes deliver a constant, steady stream of water without the fear of overwatering your plant.
- Our self watering globes can water your plants for one week,depending on the type of plant that absorbs water, soil composition, and humidity.
- Allowing you to plan your next trip or vacation with peace of mind.
Tips of Use
Dig the hole deep enough ,don't push hard to the terracotta spikes. Put them into the soil gently.
Make sure spikes is vertical, not inclined. And the hole deep enough 3/4 to sit securely, and keep balance
Don't put too heavy bottles on the spike unless you have a deep pot or it may cause the pot to tip.
Average watering time is 5-7 days, and it depends on soil type, humidity, etc.
How to Use Your Plant Stakes
Warm reminder
- Be careful when inserting - the Terracotta stakes are fragile & can break if handled roughly
- Moisten your plant mix/soil well before adding your plant stakes.
- Prep the stakes by soaking them in water for at least 5 -10minutes.
- Take any long neck bottle and fill it with water.
- Gently place a terracotta stake on top of the now filled bottle.
- Flip over the bottle and carefully place the stake at least 3/4 of the way into the moistened soil.
The advantages of our product
Garden Automatic Watering
Save you time and you don’t need to water your plants frequently.
Specification
- Material: terracotta
- The opening diameter(inside): 1.8”
- The material thickness: 0.24”
- The length: 5.5”
- Packaging Specifications：12 pack watering stakes
- Reusable
- Porous
Perfect Gift
Suitable for gardening enthusiasts and giving this creative gadget to your friends is a great gift idea.
- Featured Clay
- Selected high-quality red clay, strong drainage, good ventilation, can balance soil moisture
- Awl top
- The top tapered design makes it easier to insert into the soil, and the operation is simple and convenient
- Easy to UseThe terracotta watering spike is made of natural clay and you can use the recycled bottle for watering.
Perfect Gift
Suitable for gardening enthusiasts and giving this creative gadget to your friends is a great gift idea.
Outdoor Automatic Plant Waterer
Baxrou 12 pack self watering spikes for indoor outdoor plants
Plant Watering Stakes self watering spikes in water before use.Don’t put too heavy bottle on the ceramic watering spikes unless you have a deep pot or it may cause the pot to tip. For small pot, you can use a smaller bottle.
Some plants may require more water than terracotta spikes can supply in dry and hot summer. You can add some water in addition to what seeps through before leaving.
MA
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
Combined with wine bottles, they keep my outdoor plants moist for over a week. In large pots and planters I use two and in the hot summer they have performed well . They are a little fragile but the two that cracked were easily reglued. They were well packed for shipping and arrived in tacked.
L. A. Bishop
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Keeps plants watered for extended period
Ann
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024
I didn’t want to review this item right away until we used them for a while. So it has been about a month since we have been using them and one has broken, and we are using gatorade bottles and they don’t stay upright of the opening, there are no threads to screw it on. Other than that they ok, but I wouldn’t buy them again, maybe if they had bottles made for these and the base had someway to keep the bottles on. Very disappointed!
Cm
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024
One cracked within a week. Water seems to run out fairly quickly. Even with a bottle of water in it, could not use to go on vacation
Brandon Medley
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024
If you're like me, you've seen ceaseless advertisements for different terracotta oyas for your garden, but they can be very expensive and fragile. They're awesome if you get them, but considering how many I'd want for my potted plants, it just isn't feasible. I got these and really like them. Use a narrow trowel or something similar to dig the hole and loosen the soil. If you just try to shove a terracotta spike into the dirt, they will break. You need to use long-neck bottles, plastic will work, but glass is better. I've used really big sangria bottles and beer bottles, both work equally well. Another tip- soak the spikes in water before you put them in the ground. They are very absorbent, you don't want them to take water out of your soil.
Kris
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
Perfect way to use up those empty wine bottles! Had a painting party where we drank more wine. It made for a fun afternoon with the girls and a little gift they took home
XanderFarm
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
I got tired of returning from trips to dead plants. These not only take care of that problem, but they make it easier to care for my plants while in home. They are breakable, so don’t force them into your planters. Make a hole and then press them into place. And don’t force your bottles into them when refilling each week. I have a lot of them, so I use a bucket to carry the bottles from the pots to the sink to refill. I’ve gone from needing to check on my plants every couple of days to just twice a week.
K.C.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023
I had purchased some cheap plastic spikes with a spigot you can insert and they were a total waste of money. I needed something fast as I am headed on vacation soon. So, I ordered these, soaked them for probably 30 minutes as I was getting everything prepped, dug out holes in my veggie potted plants, dropped these in, and used 16.9 ounce Aquafina bottles. Perfect fit. At first I thought I had to cut a hole in the bottles but that just caused the water to overflow out of the spike. The goal is slow water release like the Terracotta Olla pots. As an experiment I put one in a pot with dry soil and one with dry soil. The wet soil still had a full bottle of water the next day. The dry soil had a half empty bottle. So, basically, this does the job.I also tried a 1.5 litre, but the neck was too long, same with 12 oz coke bottle. I also tried a Dasani 1 litre but the neck was too short. Same issue with aldi brand water.
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