Aqua Globes Watering Bulbs 2-pk.

These globes work too well. They kept my plants so consistently damp that after 10 days I had to remove them because mold was growing on the top of the soil around the spout.

I have had aqua globes for about 5 months now, and they've worked well with my tall indoor plants. The globe stems are too tall to use in smaller plants, however - so unfortuantely I couldn't use them for my plants on top of cabinets in kitchen which is why I bought them in the first place. (For those I'm now using plant nanny globes....slightly more expensive but the stem sits flush with the dirt in the plat, so only the actual globe is above dirt - works MUCH better for smaller plants).

Aqua globes are a bit hard to fill since they have such narrow stems (I can't seem to get plant food mixture into them via watering can unlike plant nanny globes which are much easier), but as long as you use a pen or such to dig a hole in the dirt in the plant first, they have worked well for me for several plants, including two that are very picky about water levels.

In fact, I bought these in the first place because had nearly killed a proud pothos due to root rot - but since I bought the aqua globe, that same plant has been thriving with only getting water via the globe.

These globes did not work at all, they simply filled with the dirt and my plants almost all died while I was away.
Save your money!

our Aqua Globes! Such a simple idea and very handy. Counts as pretty decoration as well.

I purchased these in a set and got 4 of them. They are a pain to fill but they do water the plant. The problem is the water is gone in a matter of hours to a day depending on which globe I filled. The reason is they are hand blown and the size of the tubes vary so some release faster than others. If you get a good one then you probably love them. Mine however release fairly quickly. They still do the trick but just pouring some water on the plant each day will do the same thing. Do not expect them to last a week as they say on TV.