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The watering system Kit combined with two reservoirs (sold separately but widely available from other merchants in both glass and plastic) delivers nourishment for two pots in a very cost effective way. Kits are available for ordering.

Each Hydrator Kit contains two hydrators, two retainers and six double ended wicks, along with an instruction sheet.  In order to be less conspicuous in use, the hydrators are black and the wicks are dark colored.  Along with two reservoirs (watering globes or other types) provided by the user, each Kit provides the advantages of this system for two pots.  For the USPS Package/Flat/Thick Envelope, the base cost  for a package is $3.95 and steps up gradually as the weight increases.  Vergrowth charges only the USPS calculated shipping cost, unless the weight exceeds 12 ounces, in which case UPS becomes less expensive.  The Regular Hydrator Kit weighs 1.24 oz,, the Large Hydrator Kit weighs 1.59 oz and the Adapter weighs 0.20 oz. The shipping costs by weight are: 1-4 oz: $3.95; 5-8 oz: $4.40; 9-12 oz: $5.10; >12oz: $5.50.

The Vergrowth automatic watering system for houseplants permits automatic watering of houseplants in a system that an also be adjusted to the needs of the individual plant. The hydrator is placed in the potting soil and receives the output of the water reservoir. The water is transferred from the hydrator to the houseplants by wicking action. In this case, the water supply is from a watering globe. Water for the houseplant may also be supplied by another type of reservoir, a re-purposed bottle for example. The requirement is that the output tube fit into the hydrator thus making an automatic watering system for houseplants. Note that the water distribution is automatic but adjustable via the wicks supplied with the houseplant watering kit. The plant watering system hydrator can be placed anywhere in the pot. This plant is a crassula.
The Vergrowth automatic watering system for houseplants permits automatic watering of houseplants in a system that an also be adjusted to the needs of the individual plant. The hydrator is placed in the potting soil and receives the output of the water reservoir. The water is transferred from the hydrator to the houseplants by wicking action. In this case, the water supply is from a re-purposed lemon juice bottle. Water for the houseplant may also be supplied by another type of reservoir, a watering globe for example. The requirement is that the output tube fit into the hydrator thus making an automatic watering system for houseplants. Note that the water distribution is automatic but adjustable via the wicks supplied with the houseplant watering kit. The plant watering system hydrator can be placed anywhere in the pot. This plant is a Polyscias Fruticosa.

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Ming Aralia: Polyscias Fruiticosa

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