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The Aquasolo self-watering system is designed for plant enthusiasts and busy professionals who need a reliable, set-and-forget hydration solution for both indoor and outdoor potted plants. By delivering a consistent drip feed directly to the root zone, it helps maintain optimal soil moisture, especially during absences like holidays; however, users should note that the system requires careful setup to ensure the bottle is stable and the soil density is appropriate for effective drainage.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HZL141 |
| Brand | AB Tools |
Yes, you can add liquid plant feed to the water in the bottle, which will be dispensed directly to the roots.
Depending on soil conditions and plant needs, a 5-litre bottle can provide up to 10 days of continuous watering.
No, this system is designed for pots 65cm and above due to the size and weight of the assembly.
Rinse the cones with warm water and use a soft brush to remove any dirt or mineral buildup from the exterior surface.
The system is compatible with most standard plastic bottles ranging from 1.5 litres to 5 litres.
Check that the ceramic cone is clean and not blocked by soil sediment. Ensure there is a small hole in the top of the plastic bottle to allow air to enter.
Ensure the stabilizer is firmly pressed into the soil and that the bottle is inserted vertically. Use smaller bottles if the pot size does not provide enough soil depth to support the weight.
Verify the soil density; if the soil is too loose or sandy, the cone may release water faster than intended. Press the soil more firmly around the base of the cone.
To set up your system, ensure your plant pot has a diameter of at least 65cm to accommodate the cone and bottle assembly. Before first use, soak the ceramic cone in water for a few minutes to ensure it is fully saturated. When installing, push the cone deep enough into the soil so that the weight of the bottle is supported by both the soil and the stabilizer.
Regularly check the water level in the bottle and top it up as needed. If you notice algae buildup, simply remove the cone, rinse it with warm water, and gently scrub the exterior with a soft brush to maintain its porosity.
