Bloem Fern Watering Can: 1 Gallon Capacity - Grey - Long Spout, Ergonomic Handle, Large Mouth Opening, One Piece Construction, for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Gardening

I like this watering can. Holds a good amount of water and looks nice, not super sexy but functional.

I like the 1-gal size and the design of this watering can mostly because it is easy to fill, handle and use. It is light weight but sturdy enough to use on a daily basis and I believe it will last and serve its purpose for many years to come. I use this for a few outdoor plants and although it does have a slightly smaller water flow stream than some other watering cans offered I don't might this because it allows me to more precisely direct and control the water flow much easier while watering my smaller plants, and the long spout works well for my larger planters too so I'm happy with this purchase!

It is ok, does the job, but i always spill water using it. There must be a trick I am missing.

This does the job for smaller plants. It holds plenty of water the and the small diameter spout only allows a small flow of water to come out. Could be used for seedlings too.If you have big house plants requiring lots of water, I suggest looking a one of these with a larger opening through the spout with higher water flow..This is well made and balanced when full of water. It has plenty of volume for watering multiple small plants in the house.

I've got over 250 plants and my old 1/2 gallon watering can just wasn't cutting it. I LOVE this watering can; it cuts my plant chore time in half since I don't need to refill as often as my old can. It's one of the few larger waterers that looks made for the indoors and it's long spout ensures I don't overwater my plants accidentally.

Great watering can with a long narrow spout I no longer spill water all over the place.

Overall I mean it does what I need it to do. It fits a ton of water and it’s sturdy. Downsides: delivered crinkled and crushed but I was able to pop all the dents out. When pouring the water shoots out like a foot from the spout so I have to angle it down into the crevice or dirt so it doesn’t miss the pot entirely.

It’s pretty simple. It doesn’t leak and the water comes out where it is supposed to.