Westland Water Saving Gel 250 g pouch for containers and baskets
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Westland Water Saving Gel 250G

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Slow release moisture control. Compost stays moist for longer, perfect for hanging baskets and containers.

Westland Water Saving Gel is an advanced water holding system that has the capacity to hold 400 times its own weight in water. Water is absorbed and released as the plant needs it. Reduces water stress in plants and helps to retain flowers and fruit during hot weather and rapid plant growth. One application lasts all season long.

How to Use

Planting pots, containers and hanging baskets

  • Measure the number of scoops as directed in the table
  • Mix thoroughly with compost using a trowel or by hand and fill the bottom three quarters of the pot/container
  • Fill the rest of the container with compost
  • Water well twice, a few hours apart, to fully charge the gel

Pre-planted pots, containers and hanging baskets

  • Make a number of holes in the surface of the compost and fill with the appropriate amount of Water Saving Gel as directed in the table
  • Place half a scoop of Water Saving Gel in each hole
  • Water well twice, a few hours apart to fully charge the gel

General Advice

  • Wear gloves when handling
  • Store in a cool, dry place away from weedkillers and other garden chemicals
  • Store away from children and pets
  • May be harmful if swallowed
  • Reseal bag after use
  • Sweep up spillages which may become slippery while wet
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Frequently asked questions

One application lasts all season long.

Mix the measured scoops thoroughly with compost and fill the bottom three quarters of the container, top up with compost, then water well twice, a few hours apart, to fully charge the gel.

Yes. Make several holes in the compost, put half a scoop of gel in each hole, then water well twice, a few hours apart.

Up to 400 times its own weight, releasing it as the plant needs it.

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