Garden Innovations Water Retaining Slices For Pot Plants Or Baskets Pack Of 6

Garden Innovations

These easy to use watering aids are designed for hanging baskets, pot plants and houseplants. They absorb and store moisture, then release it gradually to keep compost damp for several weeks without daily watering. Helps keep potted plants and baskets watered for weeks Easy to use for hanging baskets, patio pots and houseplants Reduces regular watering by releasing stored moisture slowly Saves up to 65 percent of usual water use Ideal for maintaining plants while you are away Moisture Retention For Hanging Baskets And Pots Once soaked, each slice holds water and releases it gradually into the surrounding compost. This supports steady plant growth and reduces the risk of soil drying out between waterings. It’s suitable for both indoor and outdoor containers throughout the growing season. Reduce Water Waste With Slow Release Moisture Pads By cutting water usage by up to 65 percent, these pads provide a simple way to maintain healthy plant growth while conserving water. They keep roots hydrated for longer, reducing the need for constant watering in hot or dry conditions. Holiday Watering Made Simple Before travelling, soak the pads and tuck them beneath the compost in your pots or baskets. They will continue to release moisture slowly for several weeks, helping your plants stay watered and healthy while you’re away. Frequently Asked Questions How do they work? They absorb water when soaked and then release it slowly into the compost, keeping the soil evenly moist. Can they be used indoors and outdoors? Yes, they’re suitable for houseplants, hanging baskets, garden pots and patio containers. How long do they keep plants watered? They provide steady moisture for several weeks depending on temperature, pot size and plant type. Are they reusable? Yes, once dried, they can be soaked again and reused for future watering cycles. Do they affect compost or soil quality? No, they release moisture without changing soil structure or nutrient levels. How many should I use per container? One pad is usually enough and can water your plant for one week.