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The Tallboy Mister
$75.00
- Description
This isn’t the usual plastic sprayer pretending to be “premium”. The Tallboy is fully handmade and all metal — solid in the hand, beautiful on the bench, and built for years of daily misting. The taller shape gives you an easier grip and better control, with a fine, even mist that’s perfect for houseplants, cuttings, and moss poles.
Why you’ll love it
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Handmade with a unique finish (no two exactly the same)
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All-metal build.
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Tall, upright design for a more comfortable hold
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Fine, consistent mist for gentle coverage
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Looks good left out (because you will)
Best for
Humidity-loving plants, moss poles, seedlings, propagation, and a quick foliar fertiliser refresh.
Volume: 350ml
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