KP KOOL PRODUCTS (1 Pack) 1/2 Gallon Plant Watering can - Mini Watering can - Indoor Watering can - Watering can for Outdoor Plants - Flower Watering can - BPA Free (Orange)

Because my guest room isn't being used due to the pandemic, I decided to use the dresser as a platform for growing vegetable and flower seedlings. I needed a watering can with a narrow nozzle because each container is so small. I don't care about appearances, but the royal blue color appeals to me. This watering can gets the job done, but there are a few drawbacks that make me wish I'd gone with something else: 1. br>br> The height and shape are just big enough to keep me from filling it up in the bathroom sink. I can partially fill it by tipping it, but I'll have to fill it with water from somewhere else, such as my water bottle. 2. br>br>1. br>br>br>br>br>br It's easy to direct a small amount of water where I want it to go when the can is completely full, but once it's a few inches down, it's impossible, and it ends up going a little left or right. 3. br>br>4. br>br>5. br>br>6. I can regulate how much water goes into each plant container when the can is full, but once it gets down to 25%, I have to tip it further and too much It doesn't leak, and it won't take up a lot of storage space once gardening season is over in the fall, so those are two pluses. It wasn't a bad purchase, but depending on what else is available, I wouldn't necessarily make it again.

Paisleigh York

| Mar 25, 2021

While the design of this watering can is appealing, it is not suitable for small indoor plants. The water gushes out at an alarming rate, rendering it unusable for me. I'll probably save it for my porch's smaller pots. br>br>I discovered a fantastic way to water tiny plants - I purchased a Pour Over Coffee Kettle from Amazon. It has a good grip, a good amount of water capacity, and a long, thin spout -.

Novah Carey

| Aug 24, 2021

  I needed a watering can for my indoor plants. I needed a long, thin spout to reach between the plants. The purple color and design appealed to me, so I went with it. Now that I've got it in my hands, it's not so good. The spout is too narrow and molded with no flexibility in an upward position. Water pours out of the top when I lean it against the flower pot. Oh, and there's an opening at the top that hasn't been covered; I wish the design had included a plug. To avoid this operational blunder, you must only use half of this product, which means multiple trips to the water. This is made of sturdy hard plastic, which I like. It's also a cute color.

Melany Knox

| Jan 07, 2021

To water my indoor houseplant garden, I needed a watering can. This 'elephant' can worked perfectly. It's a good size, and one fill is enough to water most of my plants. Color is a lovely hot pink.

Alena McDonald

| Mar 19, 2021

It's a good size and does the job. However, they arrived scratched up (a couple of them are deep scratches), which is a disappointment. The design is nice, but I wish I had chosen a different color. Scratches stand out a lot more in black.

Romeo Ramsey

| Oct 01, 2021

This small can was exactly what I was looking for. It has a long, thin spout that easily reaches through foliage to direct water where it is needed. It's light and easy to control even when full, so there's little risk of overwatering delicate plants like orchids. It's easy to store because it's small, and the bright color is fun. I as are my plants are 100% happy with this item.

Valerie Wyatt

| Jan 19, 2021

This watering can's shape appeals to me, as does the fact that I can fill it to the brim without spilling. (If I don't fill it to the brim, there will be no spills!) I'm finding that I'm not just using it to water plants anymore. It's made of tough plastic that's angled just right for almost every job I've done with it. I'm very happy.

Jaxxon Lopez

| Dec 09, 2021

I bought a few waterers for my indoor plants, which are mostly vegetables and a few tropicals. There's a lot of people here. I can reach bottom water much more often with this long nose'spout, which is one of the primary methods for controlling fungus gnats. This serves the intended purpose as well as being adorable and reminding me of an anteater.

Lena Jenkins

| Jul 18, 2021