Usages of uekibati
この 植木鉢 は 大きい。kono uekibati ha ookii.
This plant pot is large.
植木鉢 に 鉢底穴 が ある。uekibati ni hatizokoana ga aru.
The plant pot has a drainage hole.
植木鉢 に 肥料 を 入れる。uekibati ni hiryou wo ireru.
I add fertilizer to the plant pot.
植木鉢 を 水受け皿 に 置く。uekibati wo mizuukezara ni oku.
I set the plant pot on its saucer.
植木鉢 の 水受け皿、 じょうろ、 霧吹き を 準備した。uekibati no mizuukezara, zyouro, kirihuki wo zyunbisita.
I prepared the pot's saucer, watering can, and mister.
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