Can I just hook it up to a water spicot (sp?) and use to slowly water a fig tree I have? thks MM
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I see no reason why not. It has standard couplings. Is just a15 foot piece of regular hose.
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It is nice to have a hose that is the appropriate length for certain jobs. The long "standard" ones can just get in way and knock over the other plants. Enjoy your fig tree!
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yes. the hose comes with faucet fittings (male on one and female on other) installed on both ends.
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this is not a soaker hose, which is a hose that allows water to seep out at a slow rate.
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You would have to take the plant down while away unless you want to hang the water source up there with it . You need to be just below the cap on the spike for your water source . Going lower will slow or stop the flow and going higher will speed it up .
1999815
Make a tea with it just like you would with worm castings and water your plants with it, works great!
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This is a novelty item. if you want to water your plants I would recommend getting something that actually works. I would pick up a hose bib timer just set your system on that.
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yes but remember all air and water power are based on head feet,,,thats how far away from the source of the power to the end of the lineit will pump at 10 feet but u may not get the power u need to operate the device ie:sponge filter,air stone and so forthif u r gonna do a 10 foot run i,d go up to the eco-plus that has at least 40 watts of power,also remember these are small compressors and do make some noise so unless it,s a hydroponic grow room u might wanna make sure u have the length u need to put it in another room hope this helped
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Yes, you can just lay it in the birdbath and plug it in. Make sure to regularly replace water that the birds drink (I've also seen more than a few cats drinking from it) as well as the water that evaporates.
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i would said so, it has basic ingredients needed by all tress, just follow the directions and maybe use 1 or 2 stakesinstead of three, basically you dont want to burn the roots. you can also go to ehow and see whats recomended for fig trees.
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yes to both questions - can use distilled water & not use direct water hook up
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Yes. As long as each device has it's own regulator. The high pressure of the tank needs to be regulated. If the tree is after the regulator you may have flow issues depending on the number of devices attached. We use one tank for several devices but each device has it's own regulator
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I would imagine that the connection would be too large to attach a water pick. I use it to connect a bathroom faucet to a garden hose.
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I don't think it would be that hard if you are good at that sort of thing. But be aware the battery compartment is accessed from the bottom. I would love to see this available to be plugged in. Would definitely function better than with batteries. You have to have the lines really short to get a proper watering for the time limit setting.
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I haven't tried but I am sure you can. Just put some water, I am sure it'll work. This review might be helpful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUYk3emQzkc
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I think so! I use mine out front with a long hose to water grass a short hose to water the flowers on a dual connector. Also i use a timer on the long hose! Good luck!
50966
no, because you water trees best at their dripline, not at the base of the tree (unless the dripline has a small diameter as with a young tree)
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Yes you can mix the nutrients in the same water and then water your plants. Not sure if that's what you were asking for.
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We water every two days and we actually pour about 64 ounces of water (very slowly) and let the excess come out. We nearly lost our tree as initially we poured the water very fast and the water simply was running off the surace. Tree was not getting enough and leaves were dropping like crazy. Finally we found that slow and deliberate watering every other day worked and our tree reinvigored itself with plenty of new leaves.
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Well, it needs about an inch of water to work properly, so you would want to have a fairly deep water dish. I have one in each of my terraria to power a water feature, and they don't heat up or make a lot of noise if that was a concern. Depending on the size of your lizard you'd have to worry about the suction grabbing a toe too. In my opinion, it would probably work, but I don't recommend it. Idk what your setup is like, but you might be better off with one of those automatic water bowls like they sell for cats, or if you have the capability to set up a water feature with th is pump in the lizard's environment, that would look better for him and you, haha. Well, it needs about an inch of water to work properly, so you would want to have a fairly deep water dish. I have one in each of my terraria to power a water feature, and they don't heat up or make a lot of noise if that was a concern. Depending on the size of your lizard you'd have to worry about the suction grabbing a toe too. In my opinion, it would probably work, but I don't recommend it. Idk what your setup is like, but you might be better off with one of those automatic water bowls like they sell for cats, or if you have the capability to set up a water feature with th is pump in the... » Read More Well, it needs about an inch of water to work properly, so you would want to have a fairly deep water dish. I have one in each of my terraria to power a water feature, and they don't heat up or make a lot of noise if that was a concern. Depending on the size of your lizard you'd have to worry about the suction grabbing a toe too. In my opinion, it would probably work, but I don't recommend it. Idk what your setup is like, but you might be better off with one of those automatic water bowls like they sell for cats, or if you have the capability to set up a water feature with th is pump in the lizard's environment, that would look better for him and you, haha. « Show Less