Glass dispenser that prevents you from forgetting to water your plants (3 colors, 2 sizes)
Product description
This automatic watering dispenser is a convenient way to prevent forgetting to water your plants and to use it when you're away on a trip or business trip. You can also use liquid fertilizer instead of water. Its two-layer structure, made of milky glass and colored glass, is not only adorable but also easy to insert and remove. It comes with a cleaning brush in case soil gets inside the glass. Its designer packaging makes it the perfect gift for plant lovers.
Material information
Each piece is mold-blown by a craftsman, and each one has a unique look. Two types of glass are used: "Milky Glass," which has low transparency and a cloudy appearance, and "Color Glass," which is coated using a special manufacturing process and has just the right amount of color.
<How to Use>
1. Use a stick or other tool to drill a pilot hole where you want to insert the dispenser.
2. Pour water into the tip of the dispenser. If pouring from a faucet, tilt the tip at an angle to reduce the water pressure for easier pouring.
3. Insert the tip into the pilot hole you drilled.
4. Once inserted, check for air bubbles.
Precautions
The drain time will vary depending on the environment, type of soil, and insertion angle. Adjust the amount of water as you use it. Inserting the dispenser straight into the soil will result in a slower flow, while inserting it at an angle will result in a faster flow. <Precautions for Use and Care> Never use glass with cracks or chips. When cleaning, avoid using metal scrubbers or cleansers, as they may cause scratches or damage. Each dispenser is handmade, so there may be slight variations in color and shape. Due to the manufacturing process, some glass may have pools or lines. Please note that if you insert the tip of the dispenser directly into the water-filled container without drilling a pilot hole, soil may clog the tube, preventing the water from draining properly. If the water level does not decrease, the container may be clogged with soil. In this case, clean it before use. If you are using liquid fertilizer, follow the dilution rate listed on the fertilizer you are using. If the tube becomes clogged with soil or pebbles or becomes dirty, clean it with the included brush. Water mixed with soil or pebbles tends to remain inside, making it difficult to drain, but you can force the water to drain by rotating the water and tilting the tip at an angle.
