A watering can is a simple yet essential tool used for watering plants, especially in gardens, greenhouses, and small-scale farms.
🌿 Overview of a Watering Can
🔧 Structure
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Container: Holds water (10 liters for domestic use).
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Handle: For carrying and tilting.
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Spout: Directs water flow.
✅ Importance and Uses
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Controlled Watering
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Provides precise water application to the roots without flooding or erosion.
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Helps avoid overwatering or splashing on leaves, which can cause fungal diseases.
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Ideal for Delicate Plants
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The rose attachment gives a gentle spray, perfect for young plants and seedlings.
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Water Conservation
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Prevents waste by allowing users to water only where needed.
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Mobility and Accessibility
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Useful in areas without hose connections or where water pressure is low.
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Portable—ideal for greenhouses, nurseries, and balconies.
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Fertilizer Application
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Can be used to apply liquid fertilizers or compost tea directly to the soil.
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