What products does this category include?
We offer 4L and 9L watering cans made of high-strength injected plastic, with a removable shower head to adapt the flow rate to the size of the plants. You'll also find manual sprayers of different capacities (1L, 2L, 3L, and 5L) designed for foliar treatments, insecticides, or phytohormone applications.
Main uses and benefits
- Watering cans: allow direct watering of the substrate, reducing water waste and avoiding wetting the leaves.
- Sprayers: essential for applying foliar nutrients, phytosanitary products, or stimulating cuttings with a fine, even mist.
- Its adjustable nozzles facilitate controlled and effective application.
Who are they ideal for?
Perfect for growers looking for control and precision in irrigation and treatments. For both amateur gardeners and professional growers, they offer versatile and easy-to-use tools.
Available capacities and formats
- 4 L watering cans: light and handy for small or medium-sized plantations.
- 9 L watering cans: larger tank, ideal for large surfaces.
- 1L sprayers: compact and economical, useful indoors.
- 2 L and 3 L sprayers: greater autonomy for medium-sized crops.
- 5 L sprayers: with a lance and a strap for treatments at height or large areas.
Key advantages
- They facilitate precise and efficient irrigation without wasting water.
- They reduce the risk of disease by avoiding wetting leaves and promoting overall plant health.
- They allow uniform treatments thanks to constant and adjustable spraying.
- Durable materials ensure durability and reliability under frequent use.
Frequently Asked Questions About Watering Cans and Sprayers
When should you use a watering can instead of a sprayer?
Use a watering can to water the substrate without wetting the foliage; use a spray bottle to apply foliar treatments, nutrients, or phytosanitary products directly to the leaves.
What size should I choose based on my crop?
- 4 L or 5 L: ideal for small crops or indoor gardening.
- 9L and 5L sprayers: Best for moderate or outdoor plantings as they reduce refill trips.
How to clean these tools properly?
Rinse them with warm water after each use. Disassemble nozzles and lances to clean residue. On sprayers, release pressure before storing and check seals and valves, replacing them if necessary.
