Irrigation rings set of 4

The frequency depends heavily on the weather and the plants' needs. With a volume of 1 liter, it should be checked daily or every other day in midsummer and refilled if necessary. Roughly speaking, one liter covers the needs for about 1-2 days for plants that consume a lot.

The integrated anti-snail protection is patented and offers an effective barrier. It was specially developed to protect your plants from snail infestation.

Yes, the rings have a diameter of 245 mm. This should also be sufficient for already well-developed plants, as long as the stem circumference is within these dimensions.

The integrated and patented anti-snail protection of the irrigation rings is specially designed to protect plants from damage caused by snails. An effect against other pests is not explicitly mentioned in the product description.

The filling volume of 1 liter per ring supports a targeted and slow water release to the roots. However, the duration of the supply depends heavily on the weather conditions, the size of the plant, and the individual water requirements. Regular refilling as needed is recommended.

By slowly and controllably releasing water directly to the roots, the risk of overwatering is significantly minimized. The water seeps in a targeted and even manner.

Yes, the assembly is very easy thanks to the included gable rod holders. You can position the rings in the garden easily and quickly.

Yes, you can easily fill the rings with rainwater. Special filtration is not required for water delivery.

The rings have a diameter of 245 mm and are suitable for many plants. For very large or sprawling plants, the diameter at the base might be too small.

The rings are primarily designed for targeted water supply. A significant influence on the soil temperature is not intended and is also not to be expected.

Yes, because the water is delivered specifically to the plant and does not water the surrounding soil over a wide area, weed growth is reduced compared to surface irrigation.

Yes, the rings are not firmly connected to the ground. You can simply remove them when transplanting and place them again around the plant in the new location and fix them.

The rings are fixed with gable supports, which ensures good stability. The robust PP material is also weatherproof and can withstand heavy rainfall.

A 4-piece set is designed for four plants to ensure targeted watering. For six plants in a raised bed, the use of two sets or an additional ring is recommended to optimally supply all plants.

Yes, the rings (245x85 mm) are ideal for growing vegetables in the garden or on the balcony. They can be easily placed in large tubs around individual plants.

Yes, the rings are specifically designed to collect the water and direct it straight to the roots. This prevents runoff and minimizes dry spots.

The system is designed for a slow water supply directly to the roots to supply them optimally. The exact depth effect depends on the soil type.

Yes, you can add liquid fertilizer to the rings along with the irrigation water. This will then also be released slowly and specifically to the roots.

Yes, the irrigation rings are versatile and are also very suitable for the targeted irrigation of herbs and other smaller plants.

The irrigation rings are made of robust and weather-resistant PP plastic. Therefore, they can stay outside all year round without any problems.

Yes, the water is delivered in a targeted and slow manner directly to the roots. This minimizes evaporation considerably and ensures an efficient supply.

For cleaning, water and a brush are recommended to remove algae or dirt. Before storage, the rings should be dry and clean.

Yes, you can combine as many sets of the irrigation rings as you like. This allows you to efficiently water larger beds or multiple rows of plants.

Yes, the targeted and slow water release is also beneficial for very young plants and seedlings, as this avoids leaching and waterlogging.

The rings are fixed stably in the ground with the included pole holder. This ensures a secure hold around the plant even in windy weather.

The material is robust, weather-resistant polypropylene (PP). It is safe for growing edible vegetable plants such as tomatoes or cucumbers.

Yes, the irrigation rings enable a targeted water supply directly to the roots and minimize evaporation. This reduces the overall irrigation effort as well as the water consumption noticeably.