3 glass self-watering globes for plants, slow release irrigation system, decorative hydro globe gardening solution, hand-blown glass, available in vibrant red, blue, green color floro store <b>worry-free plant irrigation</b><br>responsible plant parenthood doesn’t necessarily equate to the amount of time you spend with your collection of greeneries. it’s all about providing what they need - what to give, how much and when? one must never forget to give the daily dose of water to the plants so that they can thrive healthily especially when the summer sun is at the peak. with a hectic lifestyle, we often tend to forget that. but, the 3 self-watering glass orbs by floro takes the hassle out of remembering when to feed your greens. it helps you save time, energy, and be productive. it keeps the plants moist while keeping the topsoil dry preventing the growth of bugs caused by overwatering.<br><br><b>how to use</b><br> turn the tap water on a lower flow and tilt globe at a certain angle so the water actually fills inside each bulb.<br> the soil has to be a bit dry when adding these or the wet soil goes right up into the stem and blocks the water.<br> make a tunnel in the soil to avoid clogging the tube and then insert the spike. that will create a channel for the stem of the globe and the stem may not accumulate as much dirt.<br> hold your finger over the opening until the last minute to keep the water from coming out.<br> if a few hours go by and you notice the water level hasn't changed at all, yank it out and give it a shake. should clear it up and get it going just fine.<br><br><b>please note that self-watering bulbs can be used with any plant size. simply add more globes to larger plants and fewer globes to smaller plants.</b><br><br><b>easy maintenance for longer lifespan!</b><br>just like any other gardening tool, remember to clean them from time to time. over a period of time, the stem may be clogged with debris and its interior may grow gunk. use hot water mixed with detergent to clean them, shake well to remove dirt.<br>attention! do not attempt to poke or pry stuck soil out, it may chip or break the glass!