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Water Releasing Granules . . .
Act like sponges in the soil that absorb and release water and nutrients to plants, as needed. Safe for use with indoor and outdoor plants, a must for fruits and vegetables. Great for your patio, balcony and container growing. Try a Free Sample.

                
               

Let MoistEarth© Water Your Plants For You!
Take the guess work out of watering
   

Self-Watering Plants     
MoistEarth is safe for use with indoor and outdoor plants and a must for fruits and vegetables. Also, it's great for your patio, balcony and container growing, saving you up to 2/3 on all your plant watering cost.

Plants feeder roots seek out hydrated water
Granule reservoirs, penetrating membranes that provide water and nourishment , as needed. One pound can absorb and release up to 40 gallons of distilled or rain water or 31 gallons of tap water can stay hydrated for weeks without being rewatered.

Before & After Hydration
Before & After Hydration
1 oz. retains 1 gal. water

                 
» Plants Feeder Roots Seek Out Hydrated Water Granules Reservoirs, Penetrating Membranes That Provide Water & Nourishment 
» Water Releasing Granules Save On Watering Costs, Provide Water... That Helps Prevent Plant Stress As Surrounding Soil Dries 
» And, These Super Watering Helpers absorb/Mop Up Little Puddles Of Water Around Roots So Plants Don't Drown
» Water Granules Are Great For Vegetables, New Lawns, Trees And Shrubs, Flower Beds, And All Types Of Potted Plants, etc.
» Moist Earth© Water Releasing Granules Are Kid And Pet Safe; Biodegradable; Non-Toxic; pH Neutral
» Vacation? Forgot To Water? Have Water Restrictions? Water Crystal Polymers Retain Up To 400 Times Their Own Weight.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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