Automatic Plant Waterer Self Watering System Indoor for 15 Potted Plants Pack of 2, Auto Drip Irrigation Kit Programmable Water Timer w Smart Humidity Detection, Green

This automatic plant waterer is a game-changer for indoor gardening! It waters up to 15 pots with steady pressure and lets you set schedules or use smart humidity mode for tailored care. Perfect for busy days or travel, it keeps plants healthy without constant attention. Easy to set up with all necessary parts included. The programmable timer and automatic adjustments make plant care worry-free and efficient. Highly recommend!

I find that this automatic watering system works pretty well. It actually works quite well for the price that was paid. One thing that I found about the device is that it really doesn’t supply a lot of water through the small tube that is provided. So, in order to get enough water to your plant, you end up having to run the device a bit longer. Before I actually used this device on my plants, I set up the configuration that I was planning to use and did some experimentation on the amount of water that the device provided. As it turns out, I have to run the device for six minutes in order to get, 1/4 cup of water to my plants. This was a very useful experiment as I had no idea how much water was being delivered to the plants from the device. With this bit of experimentation, I was able to provide the exact amount of water to my plant that I desired. I would suggest, that when you purchase this device, you also run your own experiments just to make sure that the device is providing the water that you need. The plant watering device comes with a battery that is USB rechargeable. When the device arrived, the battery was probably at about 3/4 charged. I plugged the device into USB and charged it up to 100% within a couple of hours. I have now been running the device for about a month and the battery level still shows 100%. So I am very pleased, with the performance of the battery within the device. If you plan to provide water to more than one plant at a time from the device, you will need to experiment with the amount of water that is being provided. As mentioned earlier, the amount of water provided by the device through the small tubing is small and will vary based on your configuration. Another suggestion that I would make is that you try to keep all of your plant tubes the same length. What I am trying to say, is that you have a main feeder tube that is connected to the watering device. Then, small plant specific tubes are “T”ed off of the main primary run. Try to keep all of these smaller plant tubes (coming off the “T”) the same length. This will help you to keep a consistent amount of water going into each plant. I found that trying to water more than two plants became very difficult as the amount of water going to each plant was much harder to determine. Even when I kept the smaller tubes after the “T” the same length, it was still hard to get a consistent amount of water from each of those tubes. One other tidbit, I will provide about this device. Be sure to keep the watering device itself physically higher than the water source. If the watering device is below the level of the water source, you will siphon all of the water from your water source and end up with a mess. So, be sure to keep the watering device elevated as described in the instructions. All in all, I really like this product and I am happy that I purchased it. The automatic watering device has made keeping my plants watered while I am gone for extended periods of time very simple. I would recommend it for your use as well.

I’m so impressed with this automatic drip irrigation system! Setup was straightforward, and the controls are very intuitive. I love that I can easily set the watering time, duration, and intervals to match each plant’s needs. The display is clear, and the buttons are simple to use. It’s been running for weeks now, and my plants have never looked better—no more worrying about overwatering or forgetting to water when I’m busy or out of town. The adjustable frequency and duration are a game-changer, especially for someone with a mix of indoor and outdoor plants. Highly recommend this for anyone who wants healthy plants with minimal effort!

So far I'm digging this set-up. I researched several before deciding on this one. I'm a software tester so testing devices is fun for me. Here's my thoughts: 1. Set-up was easy. There's a couple videos to help. 2. Yes, the manual font is small; I found it readable however, the diagram is ridiculous - you'll need a magnifier for that. 3. I found the device UI intuitive. 4. People complained on other brands how difficult the hose was to get on the connectors; this hose is soft and was easy to get on. 5. Once everything is connected, flush the line into a cup the first time until all the air bubbles are gone. I started with one dripper at first to keep it simple for testing. 6. Look at the output of water while flushing; this will help understand how much water comes out. 7. You need to press the OK button after choosing a setting. If you don't, it will disregard and revert back to the previous. 8. I noticed the dripper will drip at the top if it's leaning back far enough. If you set it at the edge of a planter and it's leaning far enough, water will drip over the side. Again, test this out while flushing the water through the dripper. See how much lean it takes for the water to travel up. 9. As others have mentioned you want this up and running a couple weeks before vacation in order to "dial it in"; heck, you might want to just keep this thing on even while you're home for convenience! I'm using mine at the office. 10. While someone pointed out that the drippers are not adjustable, you can designate how many drippers are in a pot. I don't know how long these devices have been around but any time something new comes out it won't have all the bells and whistles on the first version. I am confident with time they will add new attributes given our suggestions, etc. 11. Note that it's not safe to leave this device plugged in all the time. 12. When cutting the hose, cut straight, not at an angle, so the edge will sit up against the connector all the way around. This will ensure no leaks. Con(s) IMO: - I would have preferred a plug-in vs rechargeable. To recharge you have to either be close to an outlet, have a long enough usb-c cable to reach or take everything out of the plants in order to haul the unit closer to a plug for charging. You can't disconnect the tubes from the device and expect to reconnect them w/o cutting a fresh end off the tube. I love this so far. I believe the device is reliable.

Good unit however there doesn’t seem to be any adjustments to the humidity sensor. Stick it in reasonably dry soil and it still triggers it as wet and doesn’t dispense more water. I’ll keep checking the soil for a week to see if the system has made it any wetter. Bucket of water doesn’t seem to have gone down at all. EDIT: humidity sensing is unreliable. Switched to timed watering (1min/ day)

Es sencillo de utilizar. En un video se puede ver cómo conectar todo y como ponerlo en marcha. Lo he utilizado durante casi un mes mientras estaba fuera y las plantas estaban perfectas cuando volví. La batería se carga por usb y dura mucho. Se puede poner en marcha de forma manual o programada. Además sé puede usar el detector de humedad que trae para ponerlo riegue cuando sea necesario. Para mi ha sido todo un descubrimiento, muy útil para dejar las plantas atendidas cuando no puedes regarlas.

Easy system to operate ,can’t adjust the flow of water though once it’s on would be good to have had drippers at the ends to regulate water for different plants .

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