Plant Nanny Clear Watering Globe

Gardeners are always looking for new innovative products that take some of the burden away from their plant care duties. While a human touch is often necessary, there are some products out there that can give you a helping hand. Most of the products that come onto the market don’t live up to our expectations. When it comes to things like watering, you want a product that works every time. The Plant Nanny Clear Watering Globe is a device that waters your plants for you. Water is placed in the hand-blown glass globe which has a stake on the end. The stake is placed in a pot near the roots of your plant. Water is distributed through the hole at the bottom of the stake. The clear glass bulb allows you to tell exactly when it needs a refill.

The five inch globe is designed to be used with regular sized plants; this system can be used indoors or on a deck/porch. It is not designed to be used in extreme sunlight, as it will have a hard time keeping up with the evaporation and can dry out too frequently. Once in the ground, your plant will start to be watered immediately. The stake should be placed into the root area of the plant. Over time, the roots will grow around the stake which will help it use water more efficiently. The globe is clear to help you see when water should be replaced. Twelve ounces of water can be added to the bulb at any given time. One stake and globe set comes in a box to be used with a single plant.

This system is better in many ways than watering manually because the water is distributed through mechanical means. When the soil starts to dry, the bulb will release more water. This cycle continues until the bulb runs out. The Plant Nanny is the perfect solution for people who don’t have the time to water their plants. If you keep your plants inside a lean to greenhouse, they will be very safe from weather conditions too.

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