🌱Automatic Self-Watering Plant Spikes – Adjustable Drip Irrigation System
🌱Automatic Self-Watering Plant Spikes – Adjustable Drip Irrigation System
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🌱Automatic Self-Watering Plant Spikes – Adjustable Drip Irrigation System
Your Plants Keep Drinking.
Even When You’re Busy.
A charming bird-shaped self-watering stake that slowly releases moisture into the soil — helping keep your favorite plants cared for without another daily chore.
Love Your Plants.
Hate Remembering To Water Them?
A busy week, a weekend trip, or one forgotten watering day can leave thirsty houseplants looking tired.
Fill the little bird with water and place its porous terracotta stake into the soil. Moisture gradually seeps through the ceramic instead of pouring out all at once.
A Little Bird That Does
More Than Look Cute.
Designed to blend naturally into your plants while giving the soil a slow, steady source of moisture.
Slow, Gradual Watering
The porous terracotta stake allows moisture to seep gradually into the surrounding soil instead of flooding the pot.
Refill Through The Beak
Simply add water through the bird’s open beak — no need to remove the stake every time you refill.
Décor, Not An Eyesore
Soft pink and blue translucent birds add a playful, decorative touch to houseplants, flowers and herbs.
No Power Needed
No batteries, charging cables, apps or Wi-Fi. The watering process relies on the porous ceramic stake.
Indoor & Outdoor Use
Use them with houseplants, balcony planters, patio pots and other suitable small-to-medium planters.
Helpful When You're Away
An easy plant-care helper for workdays, weekends away, short vacations or simply forgetful plant owners.
Fill. Insert. Let It Water.
No complicated setup required.
Fill With Water
Slowly pour clean water into the reservoir through the bird’s beak.
Insert Into Soil
Gently push the terracotta stake into the soil until it sits securely.
Let It Work
Water gradually moves through the porous ceramic into the surrounding soil.
Your Plants Don't Need
To Know You're Away.
Give suitable plants a slow source of moisture before heading out the door — whether it's a hectic workday or a short trip.
Small Bird.
Surprisingly Useful.
Because Most Plant Lovers
Never Have Just One Plant.
Use multiple birds around the home so your favorite plants each get their own little watering helper.
- Great for grouping with several houseplants
- Mix pink and blue throughout your plant collection
- Useful for kitchen herbs, flowers and decorative plants
- A practical gift idea for plant lovers
Give Every Pot
A Little Watering Helper.
Choose your set above and make everyday plant care simpler — and a lot cuter.
CHOOSE YOUR SET ↑Easy refill · No batteries · Decorative slow-release watering
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the bird water my plant?
The reservoir holds water while the porous terracotta stake gradually allows moisture to move into the surrounding soil.
Do I need to remove it to refill it?
No. Water can be added directly through the bird's open beak, making routine refilling quick and convenient.
How long does one fill last?
Under suitable conditions, the reservoir is designed for approximately 4–6 days of slow water release. Actual duration varies by soil, pot size, temperature, humidity and plant needs.
What size pot is it best for?
It is best suited to small and medium planters, with the supplied product guidance recommending pots under approximately 9.8 inches in diameter.
Does it require batteries or electricity?
No. It uses the porous terracotta stake to gradually release moisture, so no battery, charger or electrical connection is required.
Can I use it while I'm on vacation?
It can provide additional moisture support during short trips. Because every plant and soil type behaves differently, test the device with your particular plant before relying on it while away for an extended period.
Can it be used outdoors?
Yes, it can be used with suitable outdoor pots as well as indoor plants. Outdoor heat, wind and sunlight may cause water to be used faster.
“A little bird, a little water, one less thing to remember.”