Pro - Plants Automatic Drip Watering Wick Cord Spike for 15-30 Days Holiday/Hydroponic NFT String Rope (1/5 inch, Light & Dark Brown, 5 mm, 30 feet)

This product is nice. Works well. This kept our plants alive for a week. I would recommend it. With 1 litre water bottle it can easily work for 5 to 6 days.

Well to be honest, i was not expecting this to work. But i was wrong it worked even though I did the set up/installation in a rush. The plant survived 10 days. The reason for 4 star is because, i felt the water was overfed to the plants as the soils were quite moist. But the plant were alive and survived. Thank you . It met the expectation 100%

I was not very hopeful about the practicality of this string, and it was way too expensive. However, given all the positive video reviews, I decided to give it a shot. My experimental setup (as shown in my video) did not work the first 2 days, and it was because I did not properly follow the instructions provided. Once rectified, it worked like a charm (refer my video). I will monitor the flow for a few days before actually applying to my plants. My next 9 days vacation is coming up in few days. Thanks Amazon!

It works, the price could have been lesser.

This product is not useful . I tried and follow steps which was given but not a single drop is coming in plants .

Read the manual carefully. It saved my plants. I managed to water my plants for 15 days with these wicks. I saw some negative reviews, but I guess mostly they missed the crucial setup instructions. 1. Keep water source and plants at same level. 2. Cover the exposed part of the wick with a plastic straw. 3. Carefully insert the wick into the mud near to the roots. 4. Dip the wick into water once before the placement 5. Do the setup at least 15 days before so that you can make adjustments if needed before you go for vacation

At first i was not sure about using this, but as said its really life saver for my plants. We arranged at three different places with this product for two weeks vacation and it worked very well. All plants were alive and healthy. Only thing is make sure that end of rope touches bottom of the water container.

It's just a simple cord but that simplicity means you can be flexible about the arrangement. Any water container can be used - bottle, bucket... Container can be of any size, so you can use a large one that goes on for many days. I have not used cascaded containers (one container feeding water to other container) myself but apparenlty that is a possibilty. No possibility of tubes blocking as there are no tubes involved (that's a problem with household drip irrigation systems).