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The Aquasolo Self Watering Cone by Hozelock is an essential tool for plant owners who need to keep their indoor or outdoor greenery hydrated while away on holiday or during busy work weeks. Designed for ease of use, this ceramic system provides a consistent water supply for up to 10 days, though users should note that it is physically restricted to larger plant pots measuring at least 65cm in width.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HZL139 |
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, this specific model is designed for plant pots that are 65cm or larger in width.
A 1.5-litre bottle will provide approximately 3 days of continuous watering.
Yes, the system is designed to handle liquid feed, making it a great way to fertilize your plants automatically.
The system must not be used in freezing conditions as it can cause the ceramic to crack or the water to freeze.
The system will stop watering. You simply need to refill the bottle and invert it back into the soil to resume.
No, it is compatible with most standard plastic bottles between 1.5 and 5 litres.
Ensure the ceramic cone is not blocked by soil debris and check that the seal between the bottle and the adaptor is airtight.
Verify that your pot size is at least 65cm wide and that the cone is buried deeply enough into the substrate to provide a stable base.
Setting up your Aquasolo is straightforward: fill your chosen bottle with water or liquid feed, screw the plastic adaptor and ceramic cone securely onto the bottle, and invert the assembly into your plant soil. Ensure the cone is pushed deep enough into the soil to remain stable. For care, keep the unit away from freezing temperatures which could cause the ceramic or the bottle to crack. Regularly check that the bottle is still securely attached to the adapter and that the flow has not been blocked by compacted soil or debris.
