Slow-release watering
Water is slowly released through the clay cone after it is inserted into moist soil.
Scheurich
Bird-shaped ceramic and plastic plant water reservoir that releases water through a clay cone. It is both a decorative object and a self-watering device.

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Water is slowly released through the clay cone after it is inserted into moist soil.
The 29 cm-high Bördy XL reservoir holds 620 ml of water and has a specified watering duration of 11 days.
Its colored bird-shaped design combines a decorative object with a self-watering device for potted plants in living rooms, balconies, patios, or gardens.
The Scheurich Bördy XL is a colored bird-shaped plant water reservoir for indoor or outdoor potted plants, with a 620 ml capacity and slow water release through a clay cone.
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