While most people can probably do without rainy summers, hobby gardeners welcome wet weather. Rain is ideal for garden plants and a blessing for nature. It allows the soil to regenerate after long periods of drought. But what happens when the much-needed rainfall does not occur? On parched soils, water from a hose does not seep in well, causing most of it to evaporate instead of reaching the roots of the trees. A solution to this problem is the tree watering bag.

The watering bag is very easy to use. The tree watering bag, made of durable and UV-resistant PVC, is simply placed around the tree trunk and zipped closed. Through the filling opening, the bag can then be filled with water. Small holes at the bottom ensure that the water drips out evenly over several hours. This allows the soil to slowly soften and directs the water precisely to the tree roots.

This method of drip irrigation is particularly water-saving, and the plants can fully utilize the moisture. For even more sustainable watering, you can set up a rain barrel to collect rainwater for filling the watering bags.

During hot dry periods, established trees should be watered about 2 to 3 times a week using the watering bag. If your plants still look thirsty, you can fill the watering bag more frequently. The tree watering bag is also ideal for providing newly planted young trees with sufficient nutrients in the form of liquid fertilizer.

Thus, the tree bag is a flexible and efficient watering system that is not only optimal for hobby gardeners but also for professional landscapers, nurseries, municipal facilities, farmers, and more.

Note: Filled tree bags should not be lifted or pulled by the handle loops, as they may tear.