Bosmere, Mr. Evergreen Watering Device, 2 Pack

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Great for keeping your potted plants watered. Fill a 20oz plastic soda bottle with water and screw on the Mr. EverGreen spike securely. Check to make sure you’ve got the watering spike on security by holding the bottle with watering spike pointing downwards. If no water comes out you’ve done it right, if water is coming out, tighten the cap on the bottle. Push the spike attached to the bottle of water into the soil besides the plant. Squeeze bottle gently to activate your Mr. Evergreen watering device. Works like a charm!

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Great for keeping your potted plants watered. Fill a 20oz plastic soda bottle with water and screw on the Mr. EverGreen spike securely. Check to make sure you’ve got the watering spike on security by holding the bottle with watering spike pointing downwards. If no water comes out you’ve done it right, if water is coming out, tighten the cap on the bottle. Push the spike attached to the bottle of water into the soil besides the plant. Squeeze bottle gently to activate your Mr. Evergreen watering device. Works like a charm!

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Product Questions (8)

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