This Water Tower Will Water Your Plant Slowly Over Time

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Listed price
22.00
Where to find it
fredandfriends
Category
Home & Kitchen

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This water tower, aptly named ‘City Water’, is a plant waterer that will water your plants slowly over time. Simply fill the water tower up with water, stick the end of it into your plant soil, and the device will feed the water that’s stored in the water tower into your plant only when it’s needed. If you’re like me, plants in your house last about a few months until they shrivel up and die a slow and painful death due to forgetting to water them. This water tower hopes to solve that issue by storing extra water in its reservoir to assume you’ve forgotten to water your plant, and help it live through the dry spells of forgotten watering sessions.

Made by Fred and Friends, a unique product design shop that’s brought you other goodies such as the dinosaur mouth chopsticks, and the Cakewich sandwich shaped cake mold, the water tower plant waterer is sure to bring a hint of creativity into your otherwise barren and sterile apartment. Plus it will most likely start a conversation up with guests that see it… Even if your only guest is the repair man.

The Water Tower plant waterer is made from durable borosilicate glass with a steel frame, holds up to 4oz of water in its tank, and measures 8.5 inches tall x 2.4 inches in diameter.

Water Tower Plant Waterer

Water Tower Plant Waterer

Water Tower Plant Waterer

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Ryan Ruikkie

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Ryan Ruikkie

Ryan Ruikkie, the mastermind behind the weird and wonderful world of Odditymall, is a true eccentric at heart. With a penchant for all things strange and unusual, Ryan has built a platform where the wackiest, most outlandish products…