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DriWater: Gel-Based Self-Watering for 30–40 Days

DriWater: Sausage-Like Gel Releases Moisture Slowly

DriWater is a gel product that automatically moistens plants for 30–40 days (varies by temp, plant, soil, location). Open the sausage-like package, lay on moist soil—done.

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