Deep Root Watering Tool - How to Water Your Trees & Shrubs

We demonstrate the easiest way to water your trees and shrubs deeply with the NEWTRY Deep Root Watering Tool. This tool gets water efficiently down deep where newly planted trees need it and can get nutrients directly to the roots with the metered fertilizer feed.
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Traditional watering methods may lead to surface evaporation, which may result in rapid drying of the soil and prevent the roots from growing deeper. Instead, root feeder can help loosen the soil and evenly distribute water and nutrients to improve soil structure, making it easier for roots to grow deeper and absorb the necessary nutrients.
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[@bruceboock7553]

Deep root watering tool is NOT available currently (6/30/2024) on Amazon

[@remohor]

How do you know that it's working deep in the ground and not blocked with soil or rocks? Thank you for sharing this. ❤

[@phillyfathead]

Thank you!

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

Thank you for watching!

[@janderson5773]

Where should I put one of these for my older tree. Will it help the tree grow more down ward instead of ripping up my concrete?

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

You poke around the base and water the roots. You don't just leave it in.

[@ShaShasPoultryFarmGardenWHODAT]

That device looks to be just the ticket to do as you describe however, won't repeated waterings loosen the dirt there-by loosening the grip the roots have to the mud? Making the tree more susceptible to blow overs?

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

Not likely, but it will help in developing the roots and therefore make the tree stronger.

[@johnwright6706]

I'm curious if there's a way to make it automated on a timer

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

Absolutely, they could be set up on a hose timer.