Automatic Irrigation System

You leave for the long weekend and the row of pots on the balcony keeps drinking right on schedule.

The small white cube sits beside a bucket of water, one thin tube running from its intake filter, another feeding out to the plants. A built-in pump does the lifting: it pulls water from whatever container you set it next to and pushes it down the 10 meter line to each pot. No tap, no hose bib, no standing over the garden with a can every evening.

Setup is a few minutes of pressing drip arrows into the soil and clicking tee connectors along the tube. You pair the unit to your phone over WiFi, set the times and the run length in the app, and the plan runs itself. A touch button on the top triggers a manual pour whenever you want one, and two small lights report power and WiFi status.

Key Benefits

• Pump fed, not gravity. The internal pump draws from any bucket, jug or bottle you supply and reaches pots on a higher shelf or a meter down the line, which a passive globe cannot do.
• App scheduling. Set watering times and duration from your phone over WiFi; the unit keeps the plan and reconnects on its own after a power interruption.
• Root level drip arrows. Each arrow stakes into the soil and releases water at the base of the plant, suited to pots taller than about 6 cm.
• Two arrow types. Choose fixed arrows for a set trickle or adjustable arrows with a dial to tune the flow pot by pot.
• Scales to a small collection. One pump feeds up to 20 pots through the branching tee connectors and the 10 meter tube.

Best for: apartment gardeners, balcony and windowsill plant keepers, and anyone heading out for a few days who wants potted plants watered without a neighbour on call.

Why It Works

The whole kit is one closed loop you build yourself: intake filter in the water, tube through the pump, tee connectors splitting the line, a drip arrow ending in each pot. Because the pump moves the water, the source can sit lower than the plants and still reach them, and the app handles the timing so the watering happens whether you are home or not.

Quick Product Facts: unit measures 11 by 11 by 8 cm and weighs 235 g; runs on 5V DC over the included USB cable; 2A working current; 10 meter clear tube; drip arrows about 10.5 cm long; fixed or adjustable arrows in 10 or 15 count options; plastic housing; WiFi app control with a manual touch button.

How It Fits Your Routine

Fill a bucket or a large bottle, drop in the intake filter, and route the tube to your plants once. From then on the app does the work: a short pour every morning for herbs on the sill, a longer one twice a week for the balcony tomatoes.

Before a trip, top up the water container and check the schedule from your phone. The pump keeps drawing until the water runs low, so a bigger reservoir carries the plants through more days away.

Keep the unit connected to a USB power source while it runs, since the maker rates it for 5V DC power and does not state a battery or an unplugged run time. Plug the cable into a USB brick or port near the plants and leave it in place.

FAQ

Does it come with a water tank? No. The pump draws from a container you supply, such as a bucket, jug or bottle; set the intake filter into the water and run the tube out to the pots.

Is a power plug included? The box includes the USB cable but no wall adapter, so plug it into your own 5V USB power source. The maker does not list a built in battery or a run time off USB power.

What is in the kit? The main pump unit, a 10 meter tube, tee connectors and drip arrows in your chosen count, and the USB cable. The adjustable arrow options also add an intake filter and an instruction sheet.

Fixed or adjustable arrows? Fixed arrows give a steady trickle; adjustable arrows let you dial each pot up or down. Both stake into the soil and water at the root.