Apr 23 2008
Aqua Globes Under $15 - Automatic Plant Watering!
Looking for an attractive solution to automatically water your houseplants? Aqua Globes are so sensational they deserve to be talked about again.
Whether you have big houseplants or something small, Aqua Globes are a work of art that offers just the right amount of water for any size plant. Available in four beautiful colors, Aqua Globes add just a touch of flair to any potted plant.
If you love having plants around the house but always end up killing them by over watering or not watering enough, think about getting some Aqua Globes. They’re a goof-proof watering system. Aqua Globes are especially great for frequent travelers; they keep your plants watered while you’re on vacation!
Each set of Aqua Globes includes gift boxes, in case you want to give some to friends and family as a gift. It’s something any plant lover will appreciate. You can buy set of 4 Aqua Globes for under $15. Truly a price anyone can afford.
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Hey, Nick! I agree that the Aqua Globes are radical. You have many of my favorite things listed here. Thanks for having left a comment on my blog. Now I have pictures up from our AquaGarden 3.
I lLOVE my aqua globes. I got stupid today and put a full aqua globe on my dining room table. I turned my back and it promptly rolled off, falling to the floor and the stem broke off about 2 inches from the globe. Oh crap I thought. But looking at it I saw that it would still work and deliver the water with the shortened stem, just higher up. I put it in my pot right in the middle, fluffed the foliage around it and it looks awesome- like some special rock coming out of the dirt and nestles ever so neatly and nicely among the foliage- it’s gorgeous. I PREFER it this way I think. The stems are a bit long for my tastes and deliver the water way too far down near the bottom of the pot especially in smaller pots or pots made to not be overly deep. This way the water is released higher up in the soil to filter down and provide water over a larger area and one doesn’t have to worry about the full aqua globe tipping a smaller pot as it’s center of gravity is so much lower.
If I can find someone who knows how to cut glass I think I am going to butcher all my aqua globes to have short stems of 2 inches. If the makers were smart they’d offer an option of having short stemmed globes instead of long stemmed globes. I’m just betting they’d sell as well or better.
Can someone tell me the length of the globe before I purchase them?
thank you
Robin