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Simply connect several irrigation bags with the zip fastener
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Application notes
Do not attach to the black loops or hang up!
The loops are only intended for shaking the bag. When shaking the bag, it may only be lifted slightly. It is forbidden to lift the bag from the ground!
Only use clean water
Dirt particles can block the irrigation openings of the baumbad. If no clean water is available, it must be filtered through a cloth at the end of the hose! Each bag also has a dirt collection basin installed. To empty this, regularly empty the residual water in the bag through the filler opening. To do this, hold the bag upside down.
The filled bag should neither be opened by the zip nor transported
A filled bag weighs between 75 kg and 100 kg. Such a weight cannot be held by the PVC and PE material. The material would tear and the bag would be defective.
Do not tear or enlarge the filler opening!
If you want to use your tree watering bags for many years, you should also never do the following:
- Clean the bags with sharp objects
- Do not remove the bags from the tree for several months at a time
- Never pour out the residual water in the bag
- Use stale water with algae from ponds
- Clean the bags with high temperature and pressure
- Leave the bags on the tree even during storms, hail, frost and snow
- Drill/pierce more holes in the bags yourself
- Place the bags on sharp objects
When using liquid fertilisers, mix them with the water before filling.
Depending on which fertiliser is used, it may attack the material. In addition to diluting with water, we also recommend using organic liquid fertiliser. This works well with a watering can. The mixed fertiliser can then be added to the water in the bag using the watering can via the filler opening.
Store when not in use. To do this, remove the bag from the trunk, clean, dry and store in a dry place.
Check tree trunk regularly and allow tree to breathe
Remove the bag from time to time in the event of persistent humidity and tropical weather conditions to prevent mould growth or ant nests. The tree should be aired out at the location of the bag from time to time.
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Help with watering trees
A few more tips & tricks
What is drip irrigation for trees?
Drip irrigation is a watering method in which the water is released drop by drop into the soil over a long period of time in a very resource-saving manner. This allows the water to penetrate deep into the soil and reach the roots of the tree particularly well, which means that the tree can be optimally supplied with water.to the article: Drip irrigation in detail
How can you recognise drought stress in trees?
If growth is delayed during the growing season, i.e. the shoots are very short or the leaves very small, these are clear signs of drought stress.
How do you recognise that a tree needs water?
In spring and summer, drooping and wilting leaves, leaf fall and stunted growth (very short shoots) are clear signs that a tree urgently needs water.
How much water does a tree need on average?
There is no generalised answer to this question. It depends on many factors, such as the tree species, 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 litres per watering cycle.
I.e. two fillings of a Baumbad irrigation bag or one filling of two interconnected irrigation bags.
How can urban trees be supported during drought?
Water 1-2 times a week with a larger amount of water. recommendation: 150-200 litres = 2-3 fillings of a tree bath watering bag per watering. in addition, you can help urban trees very well by loosening the upper soil layers in order to break up the strong compaction of the soil in cities. This often means that when watering or when it rains, the water cannot penetrate the soil to reach the roots of the tree at all, but simply runs off superficially.
What is a tree watering bag?
A tree watering bag is the ideal watering aid for trees. The bag is placed around the trunk like a jacket, closed with a zip and then filled with water. This saves you water, time and money and makes you a #treesaver
Perhaps you have already seen the tree sacks in your town.
Why are these bags attached to the tree? Let us briefly explain: "Climate change has continuously altered the climate in recent years. It has tended to become warmer in Europe as a result, and rainfall has also decreased. All in all, it is now demonstrably drier. As a result, many plants and trees are suffering from a lack of water. The green bags on the trees are irrigation bags that are used to support the tree. They save both water resources and time when watering. Which benefits the environment, the tree and people."
Tree watering bags - numerous articles, blogs and guides
Here you will find experience reports and reviews as well as helpful information on how exactly tree watering bags work and for whom they are suitable.
We have even more articles on the subject of tree watering bags for you
How do you use tree watering bags and where are they used? You can find all this and more in our further articles on the subject of tree watering bags.