Flower Pot Self Watering Birds Set Of 2
R90,00 Incl VAT
Beautiful Decoration. Simple Watering. Healthier Plants.
Keep your potted plants watered with less effort using LawnPro Self-Watering Birds. These attractive decorative birds provide a steady supply of water directly to the soil, helping maintain more consistent moisture around your plants.
Simply fill the bird with water, place the watering stem into the soil and adjust the position of the bird to control the flow.
ADJUSTABLE WATERING
- Position the bird more upright for a faster flow
- Tilt the bird at an angle for a slower flow
- Helps maintain more consistent soil moisture
- Helps reduce the risk of plants becoming too dry
- Easy to fill, position, and adjust
KEY BENEFITS
- Attractive bird design adds a decorative touch to flowerpots and garden displays
- Helps maintain consistent moisture in the soil
- Adjustable water flow suits different plants and conditions
- Ideal for flowerpots, container plants and smaller garden displays
- Particularly useful during hot weather
- Useful when you are away from home for short periods
- Made from durable, high-quality plastic
- Easy to fill and reposition
- Combines practical plant care with attractive garden decoration
A LITTLE BIRD THAT DOES A BIG JOB
Make watering your potted plants easier while adding a charming decorative feature to your garden. LawnPro Self-Watering Birds provide a simple way to deliver water directly to the soil while allowing you to adjust the flow according to your plants’ needs.
Simply fill, position and adjust.
LawnPro — Beautiful Gardens. Healthier Plants. Smarter Watering.
Please allow up to 7 working days for delivery.
12 in stock
- Use a tool to make a pilot hole where you would like to insert the self-watering birds.
- From the bottom of the stem, fill the self-watering birds with clean water.
- Wrap the piece of cloth supplied around the spout of the stem and tie it down with the rubber band. This should be done to prevent soil from blocking the watering stem.
- Insert the self-watering birds into the pilot holes.
- Monitor watering carefully for the first couple of days.
- To increase waterflow, tilt the self-watering birds upwards.
- To decrease waterflow, tilt the self-watering birds sideways
