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Potted plant on a windowsill with an indoor mister and another plant in the background.

The Tallboy Mister

$75.00

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

  • Handmade with a unique finish (no two exactly the same)

  • All-metal build. 

  • Tall, upright design for a more comfortable hold

  • Fine, consistent mist for gentle coverage

  • 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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The Tallboy Mister

$75.00
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FAQ

Will the copper tarnish?

Yes, and that's intended. Unsealed copper darkens and mottles with use — it's a sign of a tool that gets used, not one that's wearing out. If you'd rather keep it bright, a rub with lemon juice and salt brings it back.

Is it big enough for larger pots?

It's sized for 100–150mm pots and the narrow gaps you get when potting up. For a 300mm pot it'll work, but you'll be making more trips than you'd like. It's an indoor tool, not a garden one.

Can I leave it in damp mix?

Don't. The lacquer protects the handle, but copper left sitting in wet mix will spot rather than patina evenly. Brush it off, let it dry, bag it.

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