Watering cans differ mainly in size and tip. Some have a strainer in this place, others just have an ordinary hole through which a stream of water comes out. Unfortunately, the last solution may cause some problems, especially if we are dealing with small or very delicate plants. The stream of water is simply too large and too strong and can only reach one place.
Fortunately, this can be easily remedied and there is no need to replace the watering can or purchase an additional tip. All you need is a regular spoon or teaspoon and a rubber band or tie. String will also work, but it will take a little longer to use.
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