If water drips into the stand, does it stagnate in the stand or are there any holes for water to run out?
226746
The middle of the stand has a hole where the water goes down into the bottom of the base, which can be removed and cleaned regularly.
226747
Yes, it has a hole and on the bottom has a cap that hold the water that fall into the hole. hope helps
1178848
I would think so. The water in the globe slowly seeps into the soil in a matter of days or even weeks. It depends on how hard you shove the stem into the soil. You can vary the flow rate by jiggling the globe around and re-shoving it into the soil. I think pots that drain do so so excess water will drain out. The Aqua Globe doesn't spill excess water into the pot. It seeps slowly into the soil to keep the soil damp, which is why once you stick it in, you don't have to water the plant for days or weeks.
2004895
It doesn't. The holes don't drain the tray. I periodically scrape any wet seed out of the platform. Most of the time the seed is protected by the roof, but my sprinkling system sometimes gets the seed wet.
517999
Several feet but the siphon doesn't seem to work. I blew air through the tube to make sure the water could go through but it still doesn't seem to get enough water to the plant. Any suggestions?
163270
There is a drip plate under the bottom center hole which catches everything that flows. The inside does get covered with some drippings but comes off easily with wet paper towels.
1380278
I always have some water left. I have can other diffuser of a different brand and there is always water left it as well. The Stadler is my favorite.
2269305
No. There is a tub that holds water, but there is no irrigation. I fill mine every 2 days. This is the second season I have used it. Its holding up pretty well. The back bows a little under the weight of the plant, but overall i'm pleased.
1720024
There is a drain hole in the bottom center of each of the plastic planter boxes. There is a removable cap included where you can either use the "holed" end to allow for drainage or the "solid" end to prevent water from draining out.
1629795
I have never had an issue with water but mine are not that close to my sink. You could always add a touch of silicone to prevent water to drip down. If its that close to water make sure you install a GFI receptacle to plug it into.
497110
The canopy should be put up with a slight angle so water may run off. Eventually water will pass through it but at first it will pool if it doesn't have a certain slope to it.
410149
Mine doesn't have any dripless holes - but I don't know about the one you're buying. Still, mine works pretty well. Good luck!
207614
I've had mine for two months and I was also concerned about leaks, because of where the dispenser was to be placed. I'm happy to say no leaks - be mindful assembling the spigot and realize that occasionally you will have an errant drip, just like off your kitchen faucet.My stand was finished.
2105167
No, it's just a platform and not absorbant. It is sturdy though. I would put a saucer under the plant you wish to put on the stand and then put both on the stand. Just be careful that when you water the plant and even though the water will go in the saucer, if it should overflow, you wouldn't want the plant stand on anything that water would stain like a hardwood floor or carpet. Hope this helps. Bye, John
207612
The stand we received was finished just fine. When we first assembled the dispenser it did leak but it was an easy fix. We have been using it a couple months and love it. It certainly looks better than the plastic dispensers water companies provide you with at an absorbatant cost.
266665
Yes, water does come through it. I don't think there's anyway you could hang it so it would not be ruined if water accumulated in it. Your stuff will get wet under it.
1586962
Hi.. It depends. There are no holes in the bottom of the pot. There are spots where you can drill them out, which I did for water drainage. Of course once I drilled the holes I did need a drip pan. If you leave it as is, (no holes) you won't need one.
170784
There is a bottom - the side holes are for watering. I think the bottom holds about a gallon of water. The roots hang down into the water.