Supply control
You start low and only increase as needed so the material has time to absorb the water.
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A small, practical accessory that turns an ordinary bottle into a controlled water supply. You adjust the flow and direct the water where it's needed — to the top of a moss pole or into the pot's substrate.
The Dripper connects to the bottle and allows you to reduce or increase the flow. Thus, the moss or substrate has time to absorb the water gradually, instead of receiving the full amount at once.
You start low and only increase as needed so the material has time to absorb the water.
The same Dripper can gradually feed a moss pole or direct water into the substrate of a pot.
No special container is needed. It connects to a common bottle, which you refill for the next application.
The position is different, but the principle remains the same: low initial flow, observing the material and making small corrections until you find the right rhythm.
Attach the spike to the top and direct the flow to the moss. Set it slowly enough so that the material absorbs the water without rushing towards the pot.
Place the spike firmly into the substrate, just outside the base of the plant. Watch if the water is absorbed properly and whether it reaches the drainage holes too quickly.
The scale is a setting guide, not a time measurement or specific flow in ml.
Universal use with a bottle and the ability to adjust the supply depending on the setup.
The special Rapid Dripper fits on top, distributes water quickly and is available in the same size S–XL as the pole.
See Rapid Dripper →Do the first test over a sink or container. This way you can see the flow before placing the full bottle on the moss pole or in the pot.
Use water at room temperature and, for the first test, prefer a smaller bottle so you can handle it easily.
Screw it firmly onto the bottle neck. If the thread does not fit smoothly, try another common bottle instead of pressing it.
Hold the assembly upside down and place the spike in the selected spot, without injuring the stem or thick roots.
Start with a low supply. Check again after a while and increase only if the water is absorbed without overflow or rapid draining.
The same amount can be emptied in a very different time depending on the setting and setup. Monitor the first full-bottle test and do not leave the product unattended before making sure the flow is suitable.
The design is compatible with common water bottle necks. In a bottle with an unusual thread, check the fit before filling, or use a standard bottle.
The flow is changed by the Dripper regulator. It does not correspond to a predetermined time or specific ml per minute, so find the final position through small adjustments.
A short check at intervals is enough to keep the Dripper ready for the next use.
Run water through the Dripper and rinse the connection points before storing.
Make sure the regulator moves smoothly and that the outlet is free of dirt, moss or scale.
Do not open the outlet with a needle or wire, as this may alter the setting or cause a leak.
Adjustable Dripper with bottle connection and long support pin.
Bottle, moss pole, sphagnum or other filling material, pot, substrate and plant.
Place the Dripper on top of the moss and set the flow low so that the sphagnum absorbs the water gradually. Crystal Clear Classic poles expand as the plant grows.
It releases water from the bottle while the flow remains open, without having to water at that time. However, it does not guarantee a specific duration or the same supply in each setup, so testing and monitoring is required.
Start with a low flow and observe if the moss or substrate absorbs the water without overflowing. Increase a little each time until you find a pace suitable for your setup.
The design is universal and intended for common bottle necks. If a bottle has an unusual thread or doesn't screw on smoothly, use a regular water bottle and don't force the connection.
Yes. In the moss pole it is placed on top of the material, while in the pot the spike goes into the substrate, a little outside the base of the plant.
There is no fixed time. Duration varies with regulator position, bottle type, initial humidity, moss or substrate and room conditions.
Rinse it with clean, lukewarm water and let water run through the outlet. Gently remove soil or moss from the outside, without a needle, wire or other sharp tool.
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