For an effective water supply we recommend a Draining time of approx. 9 hours for 75 liters or 12 hours at 100 liters capacity. The water is released slowly and evenly into the soil via two small openings on the lower sides – one on the left and one on the right at the fold points.

This targeted dripping creates a Deep irrigation This allows water to penetrate the tree's deeper root zones over many hours. This allows the tree to optimally absorb the liquid and replenish its water reserves.

The area directly under the bag remains dry throughout the entire irrigation period damp and shady, as the bag protects the soil from direct sunlight. This prevents rapid drying and creates ideal conditions for water absorption.

Important: For significantly longer drip times Some of the water can evaporate due to the ambient temperature before it reaches the roots. This reduces the efficiency of the irrigation – the tree then receives not the maximum possible amount of waterthat would be available without losses.

This method of controlled water release is known as “Drip irrigation” and is considered to be particularly gentle and resource-saving – ideal for the sustainable care of urban and garden trees.

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Our watering bags are designed to release water slowly through two openings on the bottom (left and right). If these openings are not aligned correctly during filling and shaking, the water may drain faster than desired.

Is the water still draining too quickly?

Then please check the following:

  1. By a "hand movement" You can adjust the shape of the bag by using the folds on the left and right sides. We'll show you how to do this in the video above.
  2. Is the bag on uneven ground? If it's placed in a hollow or over a cavity, the PVC material may deform. This could cause the openings to become unintentionally larger.
  3. Alternative: Try placing the bag on a level surface – this can often help.

Please take a look at our instructionsto ensure the bag has been shaken properly. Our application video also shows you step-by-step how to do this.

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Our watering bags are designed to release water slowly through two openings on the bottom (left and right). If these openings are not aligned correctly during filling and shaking, the water may drain faster than desired.

Is the water still draining too slowly?

Then please check the following:

  1. By a "hand movement" You can adjust the shape of the bag by using the folds on the left and right sides. We'll show you how to do this in the video above.
  2. Is the bag on uneven ground? If it's placed in a hollow or over a cavity, the PVC material may deform. This could cause the openings to become unintentionally larger.
  3. Alternative: Try placing the bag on a level surface – this can often help.

Please take a look at our instructionsto ensure the bag has been shaken properly. Our application video also shows you step-by-step how to do this.

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a few more tips & tricks

What is drip irrigation on trees?

What is drip irrigation on trees?

Drip irrigation refers to a watering method in which the water
very resource-saving over a long period of time for droplets
Droplets are released into the soil. This allows the water to be deep
Penetrate into the ground and particularly reach the roots of the tree
good, which means the tree can be optimally supplied with water.

go to Article: Drip irrigation in detail

How do you recognize drought stress in trees?

How do you recognize drought stress in trees?

Is growth delayed in the growing season, ie the shoots are
very short or the leaves are very small, then these are clear signs
for drought stress.

How do you know that a tree needs water?

How do you know that a tree needs water?

In spring and summer there are drooping and wilting leaves, leaf fall and
squashed growth (very short shoots) clear signs that a
Tree urgently needs water.

How much water does a tree need on average?

How much water does a tree need on average?

There is no blanket answer to this question
Answer. This depends on many factors, such as the type of tree and the size
of the tree, the location, the soil conditions, etc.

But there is a rule of thumb:


A medium-sized tree needs 150-200 liters per watering cycle.

Ie two fillings of one Baumbad watering bag or one filling of two connected watering bags.

How can you support urban trees in drought?

How can you support urban trees in drought?

Pour a large amount of water 1-2 times a week.

Recommendation: 150-200l = 2-3 fillings of a tree bath watering bag per watering.

About that
In addition, you can help city trees very well by protecting the upper ones
Loosen the soil layers to prevent the soil from compacting heavily
to break into cities. This often leads to the water
Watering or not being able to penetrate the soil at all when it rains
to reach the roots of the tree, but simply superficial
expires.

What is a tree watering bag?

What is a tree watering bag?

A tree watering bag is the ideal watering aid for trees.
The sack is placed around the trunk like a jacket, with a
Zippered and then filled with water. This saves money
You water, time, money and become a #tree saver.

Maybe you have already seen the tree bags in your city.

Why are these bags placed around the tree?
So we want to explain this to you briefly: "Climate change has...
the climate has changed continuously in recent years.
As a result, it has tended to become warmer in Europe, and
rainfall reduced. All in all, it is now proven
drier. As a result, many plants and trees are lost
suffer from lack of water. The green bags on the trees are
Watering bags used to support the tree.
They save both water resources and time when watering
saved. What benefits the environment, the tree and people."

Tree watering bags - numerous articles, blogs and guides

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