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Sustee Refill Size Small (2 pack)
Sustee's core is made from naturally derived fibres and needs to be replaced when it breaks down. Each packet contains two refills to fit a small size Sustee watering device
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Time to replace the core in your Sustee?
If you continue to use for a long time, the reaction of colour change may become dull due to the deposition of the components and particulates in the soil. Replacement of the core is recommended in this case.
Each packet contains:
- two refills to fit a small size Sustee watering device
Replacing Sustee core
To replace core refills, just twist off cap - remove used core - insert new core and replace the cap. Simple! Watch below..
- Description
- two refills to fit a small size Sustee watering device
- Quick Facts
- Includes 2 replacement sticks
- Made from naturally derived fibres
- Replace core every 6-9 months for best results
- Comes in Small, Medium and Large
- Sustee size S is best for small or shallow pots with plant roots about 2 inches deep or 6 - 9cm diameter
- Core is home compostable and will break down by microorganisms in the soil
- Replacement inserts only! Does not include Sustee
- Size
- Growing
- Delivery
Time to replace the core in your Sustee?
If you continue to use for a long time, the reaction of colour change may become dull due to the deposition of the components and particulates in the soil. Replacement of the core is recommended in this case.
Each packet contains:
Replacing Sustee core
To replace core refills, just twist off cap - remove used core - insert new core and replace the cap. Simple! Watch below..
Sustee size small
is best for small or shallow pots with plant roots about 2 inches deep or 6 - 9cm diameter.
This product contains replacement inserts! Does not include Green Sustee (for display purposes only). For Sustee watering checkers click here.
When to replace core
When Sustee display window goes very dull or displays no change at all after watering, you know it's time to replace the core.
Sustee's core is decomposed by microorganisms in the soil as it is made by processing naturally derived fibres. Depending on the environment of the soil, it will need to be replaced approximately every 6 to 9 months.
How to change Sustee core
1. Remove the lock cap at the top of the Sustee by turning it counter clockwise
2. Take out the used inner core
3. Clean out any dirt and debris from the inside
4. Replace with a new core
If you live in Tasmania, Western Australia or Northern Territory and would like to purchase a Sustee or Sustee Refill enter here.
Description
Time to replace the core in your Sustee?
If you continue to use for a long time, the reaction of colour change may become dull due to the deposition of the components and particulates in the soil. Replacement of the core is recommended in this case.
Each packet contains:
- two refills to fit a small size Sustee watering device
Replacing Sustee core
To replace core refills, just twist off cap - remove used core - insert new core and replace the cap. Simple! Watch below..
Quick Facts
- Includes 2 replacement sticks
- Made from naturally derived fibres
- Replace core every 6-9 months for best results
- Comes in Small, Medium and Large
- Sustee size S is best for small or shallow pots with plant roots about 2 inches deep or 6 - 9cm diameter
- Core is home compostable and will break down by microorganisms in the soil
- Replacement inserts only! Does not include Sustee
Size
Sustee size small
is best for small or shallow pots with plant roots about 2 inches deep or 6 - 9cm diameter.
This product contains replacement inserts! Does not include Green Sustee (for display purposes only). For Sustee watering checkers click here.
Growing
When to replace core
When Sustee display window goes very dull or displays no change at all after watering, you know it's time to replace the core.
Sustee's core is decomposed by microorganisms in the soil as it is made by processing naturally derived fibres. Depending on the environment of the soil, it will need to be replaced approximately every 6 to 9 months.
How to change Sustee core
1. Remove the lock cap at the top of the Sustee by turning it counter clockwise
2. Take out the used inner core
3. Clean out any dirt and debris from the inside
4. Replace with a new core
Delivery
If you live in Tasmania, Western Australia or Northern Territory and would like to purchase a Sustee or Sustee Refill enter here.
Quick Facts
- Includes 2 replacement sticks
- Made from naturally derived fibres
- Replace core every 6-9 months for best results
- Comes in Small, Medium and Large
- Sustee size S is best for small or shallow pots with plant roots about 2 inches deep or 6 - 9cm diameter
- Core is home compostable and will break down by microorganisms in the soil
- Replacement inserts only! Does not include Sustee
Size
Sustee size small
is best for small or shallow pots with plant roots about 2 inches deep or 6 - 9cm diameter.
This product contains replacement inserts! Does not include Green Sustee (for display purposes only). For Sustee watering checkers click here.
Growing
When to replace core
When Sustee display window goes very dull or displays no change at all after watering, you know it's time to replace the core.
Sustee's core is decomposed by microorganisms in the soil as it is made by processing naturally derived fibres. Depending on the environment of the soil, it will need to be replaced approximately every 6 to 9 months.
How to change Sustee core
1. Remove the lock cap at the top of the Sustee by turning it counter clockwise
2. Take out the used inner core
3. Clean out any dirt and debris from the inside
4. Replace with a new core
Delivery
If you live in Tasmania, Western Australia or Northern Territory and would like to purchase a Sustee or Sustee Refill enter here.
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Replacing the Sustee core
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Replacing the Sustee core
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This is like having a garden coach in your pocket. Our plants nerds have setup a 30 day program to keep you on track and help you and your new plants survive the first month.
With tips and reminders for watering schedules, fertilisers and positioning this is the easiest way to grow plants confidently.
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Garden Coach: Week 1
Keeping your plants alive the first 30 days is critical. Don't worry, I’ll guide you through
Let me kick off with watering.
Succulents don’t like a lot of water and long periods of drought won’t hurt yours one bit, they’re the best type of plant for forgetful folk, or those that are away from home a fair bit, so don’t feel bad if you haven’t given him a drink yet. One of the most common mistakes people make is watering them too much! The best potting mix for succulents is a well draining one. Using a good potting mix of porous soil for succulents is super important to prevent overwatering. Water your succulent when the soil is dry. Soak it thoroughly rather than giving it regular sips and always empty excess water from the saucer as it will rot the roots. If you’re struggling try one of our self-watering pots they make a plant killer look like a pro! In winter succulents need even less water. You can touch the soil each week and if it’s even a bit damp then leave it alone and try again the following week. Succulents need little moisture and although it seems cruel, a sure-fire way to kill your beauty is by watering it frequently. This will turn it to mush.
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