Slow, Deep Root Watering
Porous terracotta allows water to seep slowly into the soil for deep root watering.
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Terracotta cone stakes that use bottle reservoirs for gravity-fed watering. Porous clay slows the flow and keeps roots moist.

Porous terracotta allows water to seep slowly into the soil for deep root watering.
Insert the spike into soil and top it with a wine bottle or other long-neck glass bottle for gravity-fed watering.
Suitable for potted and container plants, outdoor garden plants, and vegetable or flower gardens.
HydroSpike Terracotta Bottle Watering Stakes are natural clay spikes that use a bottle reservoir for gravity-fed, slow watering in indoor or outdoor plants.
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| Attribute | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Decorative Style | natural terracotta (earthenware) look | |
| Dimensions | ø5.5 cm x H18 cm (terracotta spike measurements) | |
| Indoor Outdoor Use | both | |
| Installation Method | Terracotta spike inserted into soil; spike can be used topped with a wine bottle/long-neck glass bottle or refilled more frequently without a bottle | |
| Material | Terracotta (natural clay) | |
| Plant Compatibility | Potted plants, Container plants/pots, Outdoor garden plants, Indoor plants, Vegetable or flower gardens | |
| Water Release Rate | Timed and slow water seepage through the terracotta spike into the soil (deep root watering) |

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