How To Water Al S Flower Pouch

Water your finished flower bag generously.

How to water al s flower pouch.

You could decorate your entire front porch walkway and backyard patio with a single kit. Al s flower pouch works with automated irrigation and pairs with our thirst quencher watering pipe designed to evenly distribute water from top to bottom. Each package includes 12 pouches and each pouch has 10 pre cut slits for inserting your starter plants. Al s flower pouches are sturdy long lasting and will take freezing.

Al s flower pouch has tough uv protection allowing it to withstand the sun for an entire growing season. Al s flower pouch is easy to plant grow and ship. Al s flower pouch is easy to plant water and grow. Simply fill with a good mix and plant plugs through the 6 slits and one in the top if necessary.

Fill the plant pouch with sterile potting mix using a bagged potting mix or your own blend such as equal parts sphagnum peat perlite and compost. To check squeeze the bottom of the bag gently and see if water drains out of the lowest holes. Make sure that the water reaches all the way to the bottom of the bag. Water runs out the bottom and sides before the medium has absorbed it and the top plants suffer especially.

Watch your profits increase with al s flower pouches. Simply fill with a good mix then plant one plug into each hole 5 or 10 and one in the top if desired. Rather than going back and getting. Pre cut slits save you the hassle of cutting holes while also ensuring that the flowers will be distributed evenly and consistently on every pouch.

The slits are precut to save time are spaced to maximize coverage and are on one side of the bag for easy shipping. These are the original time tested pouches that ensure the success you expect. My main difficulty with keeping plants growing and prospering is that it is hard to get the growing medium evenly moist. Al s mini flower pouch works with most annuals herbs lettuce strawberries tomatoes and even fall mums.

After purchasing some flowers to go into our generation 2 flower pouch we realized that the flowers we got were too big to fit easily into the growing holes.