PLANT WATERING FERTILIZING DEVICES

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
EASY GARDENER ROOT FEEDER EASY GARDENER PRODUCTS, LTD. 3022 Franklin Ave. Waco TX 76710 plant watering and fertilizing devices comprised of a nozzle inserted into the ground, and a cartridge chamber that can be filled with fertilizer, plant food, and a hose connection;ROOT FEEDER;
GROCOR GROCOR, LTD. 407 Second Street POB #704 Marietta OH 45750 Plant watering and fertilizing devices, namely, metal root feeders in the nature of non-electric tubes;
GROCOR Pottmeyer, Gerald 319 Greene Street Marietta OH 45750 Plant watering and fertilizing devices, namely, metal root feeders in the nature of non-electric tubes;
ROSS ROOT FEEDER EASY GARDENER PRODUCTS, LTD. 3022 Franklin Ave. Waco TX 76710 plant watering and fertilizing devices comprised of a nozzle inserted into the ground, and a cartridge chamber that can be filled with fertilizer, plant food, and a hose connection;ROOT FEEDER;
THE GROW MORE ROOT FEEDER GroCor 219 Second St Marietta OH 45750 Plant watering and fertilizing devices, namely, metal root feeders in the nature of non-electric tubes;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An automated plant watering device and method of watering for use with any existing planter 20 wherein a digital timer 12 is used to set the days, times and duration of watering for the associated plant 14. The water 26 is transferred from a reservoir 18 to the soil in the planter 20 via a small submersible pump 28 disposed within the reservoir. A sensor 16 disposed within the reservoir 18 detects a low water condition and activates a visual 34 and/or audible 36 alarm to alert the user that the reservoir needs to be refilled. An auxiliary reservoir 38 may be used to feed the primary reservoir 18 via a siphon hose 42 when the caretaker anticipates being absent for a prolonged period and would be unable to refill the reservoir when needed. An additional element of the present invention includes an aerator 40 that will emit a fine mist to the leaves of the plant during the winter months. An additional element of the present invention is a splitter 45 to water multiple planters.