Keep your plants healthy while you're away with this watering kit that's £45 off
Say goodbye to worrying about your plants' well-being while you're out of the house, as this watering kit keeps them healthy when you're not there - and right now, it's got £45 off
Gone are the days when you need to ask a neighbour or loved one to pop over to water your plants while you're out of town, thanks to this gardening kit from Gardena. Perfect for greenhouses, conservatories, balconies, house plants and potted plants in the garden, this automatic watering set lets you look after up to 36 plants without needing to lift a finger - and right now, it's up for grabs with a whopping £45 off.
This easy-to-use set comes armed with three distributors with twelve outlets each, so it can seamlessly cater to varying water requirements for your beloved plants. With timers that can be set to meet your flowers' needs, this set keeps an eye on them while you're away, so you don't have to worry about them dying or getting dehydrated when you're on holiday.
Perfect for indoor and outdoor plants, this set simply needs to be rigged up to a water source (a bucket of water will do), and the rest is done for you. With a hassle-free set-up, this kit is super easy to use, so it's a top choice for the most advanced or novice green-thumbed buyers.
This set is ready to use straight out of the box. It lets you conveniently water your plants without a watering can, making it an ideal substitute when you are away. This kit can be rigged up to 36 potted plants and keeps them automatically watered as and when they need it, so even when you're home, you don't have to do a thing.
With the three different distributors, each with twelve outlets, this kit lets you assign various water supplies to meet the requirements of your plants, ensuring optimal food for them throughout the day and night. Armed with a fully sealed low-voltage transformer, this kit can be used both indoors and outdoors, making it an ideal choice for balcony and patio potted plants, or greenhouses, if you don't want to keep up with the manual maintenance.
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On Amazon, this kit has amassed over 1.6k reviews, with the majority bestowing 5-stars. One happy customer who picked up this Gardena kit says: "Our potted plants were still in perfect shape after being alone for more than a month during summer vacation. It's good to have some trial period before the vacation to see what is the right amount of water for each plant (we have 5 plants from big to small with very different needs)."
Another beams: "Just before I had to leave for 3 weeks, I realized that during this period no one can pour my flowers in the apartment. Family and friends live too far away and I didn't want to entrust my key to my neighbors. So I inquired on the Internet about solutions and came across automatic irrigation systems like this one relatively quickly. These are already available for from 20€, but the ratings are also accordingly mediocre. Therefore, I decided on more expensive variant of gadena and I did not regret it. The quality of all components is excellent from my point of view. In the scope of delivery there is plenty of hose, which can be individually and easily cut to size. For the first setup for my 7 indoor plants I took about an hour, whereby I also took time and wanted to do everything very carefully. So this is certainly faster."
Though this shopper does note: "I have been using this system year round for 3 years. It takes care of the plants that are awaiting display in my home. If I'm away I move all plants to the corner where it is set up. It is somewhat fiddly to set up, but so worth it. I'm probably going to get a second set."
You can pick up this set for £70.97, down from £114.48, over on Amazon. Or, you can buy a smaller at-home watering kit from Gardena at Debenhams for £26.98. Meanwhile, over at B&Q, shoppers can pick up this Mighty Dripper Greenhouse Plant Watering Irrigation System Gravity Fed Water Drip Kit for £16.99.
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