Plants also need their nutrients and, let’s be honest, sometimes we need to forget about them a little without feeling guilty. And even more now, with the holidays, we would like to neglect them a bit.
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Because yes, setting up drip irrigation systems sounds very professional until it’s time to install it. Luckily, a much simpler alternative has arrived: a gel that does the work for you, keeps moisture for weeks, and also feeds your plants. Basically, you go on vacation and they stay better than when you left.
Smart hydration with live microalgae
This gel is not the typical synthetic hydrogel: it is formulated with live microalgae, naturally retains moisture, and nourishes the substrate at the same time, achieving hydrated and healthier plants without resorting to artificial solutions.
No tubes or timers are needed here. It is mixed directly with the soil, watered once to activate it, and that’s it. Also, it is 100% natural, chemical-free, and safe for pets and children.
Up to 30 days without watering
This microalgae gel is ideal for forgetful people, travelers, or simply for those who don’t want to worry every day.
- Keeps moisture for up to 30 days
- Perfect for vacations or second homes
- Works indoors, balconies, or urban gardens
An “automatic watering” without installations!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it suitable for indoor plants?
Yes, it is perfect for indoor pots, balconies, or urban gardens. It maintains hydration even when you can’t water frequently.
How long does the effect last?
Up to 30 days, although it may vary depending on the climate, type of plant, or pot size.
Is it easy to apply?
Very easy: distribute, mix with the soil, and water once. No installations or tools needed.
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*All purchase prices included in this article are updated as of August 8, 2026.
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