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The Nickel Heirloom Mister
$65.00
- Description
The kind of mister you keep forever. Handmade and beautifully weighty, The Heirloom Mister is crafted from all metal (yep — no plastic) with a textured nickel finish that looks as good on your shelf as it feels in your hand. It delivers a fine, even mist — perfect for humidity-loving houseplants, seedlings, cuttings, and moss poles.
Why you’ll love it
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Handmade with an artisan finish (each one is slightly unique)
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All-metal construction Fine, consistent mist for gentle coverage
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Durable, sturdy, and designed to last
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Pretty enough to leave out on the bench
Best for
Foliar fertiliser application, refreshing moss poles, and keeping propagation setups happy.
Volume: 300ml
FAQ
What’s it best for?
Light foliar feeding, wetting moss poles and pole fill like our Tree Fern Fibre, and keeping cuttings and seedlings damp while they root.
Will misting raise the humidity around my plant?
Only for a few minutes. A fine mist evaporates quickly, so it won’t change the air around a plant in any lasting way. Where misting really earns its place is keeping moss poles, cuttings and seedlings damp.
Can I foliar feed with it?
Yes. Indoor Plant Food can go on as a light foliar feed, mixed as per the directions. Keep it off plants in direct sun and away from hairy, delicate or freshly unfurled leaves. Mixed plant food keeps for 48 hours, so tip out anything left after that.
How much does it hold?
300ml.
Is any of it plastic?
No. It’s handmade and all metal, with a textured nickel finish, so each one is slightly different.
Heirloom or Tallboy?
Both are handmade, all-metal misters with the same fine spray. The Heirloom has a textured nickel finish and holds 300ml. The Tallboy is taller for an easier grip and holds 350ml. Choose the one you’d rather leave out on the bench.
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