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For an effective water supply we recommend a Draining time of approx. 9 hours for 75 liters or 12 hours at 100 liters capacity. The water is released slowly and evenly into the soil via two small openings on the lower sides – one on the left and one on the right at the fold points.
This targeted dripping creates a Deep irrigation This allows water to penetrate the tree's deeper root zones over many hours. This allows the tree to optimally absorb the liquid and replenish its water reserves.
The area directly under the bag remains dry throughout the entire irrigation period damp and shady, as the bag protects the soil from direct sunlight. This prevents rapid drying and creates ideal conditions for water absorption.
Important: For significantly longer drip times Some of the water can evaporate due to the ambient temperature before it reaches the roots. This reduces the efficiency of the irrigation – the tree then receives not the maximum possible amount of waterthat would be available without losses.
This method of controlled water release is known as “Drip irrigation” and is considered to be particularly gentle and resource-saving – ideal for the sustainable care of urban and garden trees.


Our watering bags are designed to release water slowly through two openings on the bottom (left and right). If these openings are not aligned correctly during filling and shaking, the water may drain faster than desired.
Is the water still draining too quickly?
Then please check the following:
- By a "hand movement" You can adjust the shape of the bag by using the folds on the left and right sides. We'll show you how to do this in the video above.
- Is the bag on uneven ground? If it's placed in a hollow or over a cavity, the PVC material may deform. This could cause the openings to become unintentionally larger.
- Alternative: Try placing the bag on a level surface – this can often help.
Please take a look at our instructionsto ensure the bag has been shaken properly. Our application video also shows you step-by-step how to do this.


Our watering bags are designed to release water slowly through two openings on the bottom (left and right). If these openings are not aligned correctly during filling and shaking, the water may drain faster than desired.
Is the water still draining too slowly?
Then please check the following:
- By a "hand movement" You can adjust the shape of the bag by using the folds on the left and right sides. We'll show you how to do this in the video above.
- Is the bag on uneven ground? If it's placed in a hollow or over a cavity, the PVC material may deform. This could cause the openings to become unintentionally larger.
- Alternative: Try placing the bag on a level surface – this can often help.
Please take a look at our instructionsto ensure the bag has been shaken properly. Our application video also shows you step-by-step how to do this.


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Application Notes:
Do not attach or hang on the black loops!
The loops are only intended for shaking the bag. When shaking, the bag may only be lifted slightly. Pulling up while leaving the bag from the floor is prohibited!
Use only clean water.
Dirt particles can clog the irrigation openings of the tree bath. If clean water is not available, it must be filtered through a cloth at the end of the hose! Each bag also has a dirt collection basin installed. To empty this, regularly empty the remaining water in the bag through the filling opening. To do this, hold the bag upside down.
The filled bag should neither be opened by the zipper nor transported.
A filled bag weighs between 75 kg and 100 kg. Such a weight cannot be supported by the PVC and PE material. The material would tear and the bag would be defective.
Do not tear or enlarge the filler opening!
If you plan to use your tree watering bags for many years, you should never do the following things:
• Clean the bags with sharp objects
• Do not remove the bags from the tree for a short moment for several months
• Never pour out the remaining water in the bag
• Use stale water with algae from ponds
• Crimp the bags at high temperature and pressure
• Leave the bags on the tree even during storms, hail, frost and snow
• Drill/prick additional holes in the bags independently
• Place bag on sharp objects
When using liquid fertilizers, mix them with the water before filling.
Depending on which fertilizer is used, it can attack the material. In addition to diluting with water, we also recommend using organic liquid fertilizer. This works well with a watering can. The mixed fertilizer can then be added to the water in the bag using the watering can via the filling opening.
Check the tree trunk regularly and let the tree breathe
Remove the bag from time to time in persistent humidity and tropical weather conditions to avoid the formation of mold or ant nests. The tree should be ventilated occasionally at the location of the bag.
Store when not in use.
To do this, remove the bag from the trunk, clean, dry and store in a dry place.
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