Slow Soil Water Release
Porous terracotta provides a steady, slow release of water into the surrounding soil.

KINGLAKE
Ceramic self-watering spikes designed for bottle reservoirs. The terracotta material gradually releases water into surrounding soil.
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Porous terracotta provides a steady, slow release of water into the surrounding soil.
Each spike is designed for use with a water-filled bottle to supply a reservoir for watering.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use with potted plants, houseplants, patio plants, hanging plants, planter boxes, and herbs.
KINGLAKE Terracotta Watering Spikes are ceramic, self-watering stakes that use a water-filled bottle reservoir and slowly release water into surrounding soil through porous terracotta.
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