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Water-Witch

Plant Survival Kit  
 

Set-and-forget for up to 60 days

  1. Select a high-quality, undamaged, used Carbonated Soft Drink/Pop/Soda bottle.   For a list of bottle suggestions see the "WHAT BOTTLES?" tab.
  2. Determine the initial suggested daily water requirement of your plant from the table in the "YOUR PLANTS" tab.
  3. Set daily water delivery per bottle by cutting the straw to length.   If the cutoff is longer than the remaining portion it may be helpful to retain it in case of need for adjustments requiring a longer straw.
  4. For large plants or longer duration, use more than one device per plant.  Reduce the emission per device accordingly.
  5. Fill bottle, screw Water-Witch™ on firmly, and spike into soil close to stem.
  6. Water the plant thoroughly by hand to start the watering cycle.
  7. Air bubbles from end of straw indicate water is being emitted.
  8. The particular day on which the container needs refilling can be predicted accurately using the size of the bottle and the emission rate using the table below, or by a simple calculation.

Days before refill

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Useful hint:   It is helpful to set your Water-Witch™ to be refilled on a particular day that is easy for you to remember.  For example, on the same day each week (set to 7 days), or on the 1st of each month (31 days).

HOW TO USE

How to use

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions
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Our Story

Water is Life. Never waste a drop.
The Water-Witch™ works by very slowly and constantly delivering water at the rate that plants can absorb, so that the plants receive virtually all the water we supply. Conventional irrigation, by contrast,  periodically saturates the soil so that most of the water is lost.  Highly water-efficient delivery, using bottles that otherwise would be waste, allows us to raise plants in areas of the world where it would be otherwise difficult or even impossible. To read more of the story behind the Water-Witch™ please visit our company website
www.horto-logic.com

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We love to hear your stories and if you have comments, suggestions, criticisms, please contact us.    We will post the best of these (with permission) here.
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