4Pcs 20 Gallon Thickened Tree Watering Bag Refillable Multipurpose Drip Irrigation Watering Bag with Zipper for Deep Root Targeting(4,Green)

Parts List:4 x Tree Watering BagsDescription:Each tree watering bag holds up to 20 gallons of water, which typically takes 6 to 8 hours to gradually empty. This slow release watering ensures water reaches deep into the soil, directly nourishing roots. The reduces the need for frequent manual watering, saving water, time, effort, and money by minimizing waste.Key Feature:Water Efficient: Designed for slow water release, these watering bags for trees ensure minimal water usage while providing long lasting irrigation for your trees.Specification:Product Name: Tree Watering BagMaterial: PEColor: GreenMax Length: 91cm/35.83 inchMax Width: 87.5cm/34.45 inchNote:1.There may be slight differences between the picture and the actual color of the commodity. We will try our best to show you the exact color.2.Please allow slight dimension difference due to manual measurement.

• Function: The watering bag provides an efficient solution to better irrigate the trees in your garden, keeping the soil around the tree wet but not the trunk, so you don't have to worry about the tree getting damaged. Water automatically seeps out of the small holes at the bottom and is directly absorbed by the root
• Easy to Use: To set up, simply wrap the slow release watering bag around the trunk of the tree, zipper up the sides, and fill it with water to use
• Wide Use: Suitable for a variety of environments including gardens, urban landscapes, parks and agricultural environments, for keeping trees healthy with minimal effort and water use
• PE Material: of PE waterproof material, the slow release tree water bag is stable against the sun and is tear and water resistant, designed with water release holes and sturdy carrying handles
• Large Capacity: The 20 gallon bag fills quickly, saving you watering time and labor, and is a slow release drip irrigation that releases water for 6 to 8 hours. The release time depends on the weather and the species taking the water