Sheila Plant Self Watering Adjustable Stakes System 12Pcs/Set Vacation Plant Waterer Self Automatic Watering Spikes Irrigation System

I didn't know I would have to buy water bottles to screw in on top. And this is for a planter where the bottle doesn't fit. The water bottle is unsitely and I thought the water was held in the top of the blue or green plastic item itself. So when I tried to buy small water bottle to fit, they don't fit on top. Would help to sell the container to hold the water with this and show the size. The bottle is top heavy and falls out. My ivy plant isn't able to hold this in place and it falls out being too heavy.

Got all 12 of them going on some outdoor tomatoes and melons. Seem to be holding just fine. The valves are sensitive, and you really have to finesse them to get the perfect drip.. but it's not hard. I have a standard 16oz water bottle on a couple and a couple 24oz bottles on the rest.. no issues.

These worked but the strange part was they don't actually screw onto an average water bottle properly. They sort of just sit there. So many times when putting the spike into the dirt. The water bottle would come lose releasing all of the water. Not totally the best design. But when once all installed, they did work! All my plants were wet and alive!

These stakes do a very poor job of supporting the weight of a full 12 oz bottle, they do a fine jump of toppling over. I have to push the stake so far down that the spout becomes flush with the soil, which does not allow water to drip as intended.

These aren't molded correctly. The threads are incomplete and they won't thread on anything. I'll probably end up using glue to keep them on a bottle.

Super fast shipment and delivery. First 2 ltr bottle drained in less thsn 2 days adjusted to just a drip, was hoping for a longer duration drip while on vacation during hit months. Good seller, and realistically, even a few drips a minute will empty 2 ltrs. In a couple days. I hoped water would magically last longer.

It has a regulator that slides into the main piece, but most of the regulators would not stay in (the water pressure would just push it out).I did get a couple to work, but trying to calibrate it to 1 drop every 15 seconds (for my use case) was nearly impossible, the knob is super sensitive and inconsistent.I did get two set up ok (or so I thought), but when I got back a week later one hadn't been dripping at all.If you have some patience, and your needs aren't precise, it's not IMPOSSIBLE to use, but I gave up.

I actually drilled a small hole at the bottom, and as a bonus, the little valve actually adjust the flow to the root. Way cheaper than a glass bulb or anything else and works great.