We have 25 Areca palms spaced every 2-3 ft around the perimeter of the side and back yard. Do you think this system would work for watering them?
990161
Yes it can work.. Palms need alot of water so you might have to add extra water emitters to the drip line. If they are huge palm trees then you will need bubbler for each palm tree you have!
990162
You have to run a main trunk line around the perimeter of the area you want to water and then branch off with the smaller hose. So what you would have is a large rubber garden hose essentially, then at each plant you need to branch off with whatever gallon per hour (gph) stab in supplier you use and that is where the 1/4 inch line goes to each plant. Do not tee off of the 1/4 inch line because it will only feed 1 plant after the gph feeder is stabbed in. Consider a timer on your hose bib. Then the stab in gph units don't drown your plants. I fed 13 plants this way. 100 foot run. You need their rubber garden hose (I think it's 3/4 inch), the gph stab in units that work with the 1/4 inch line, 1/4 inch line, the stick in the ground hose holders, and a garden hose timer.
990163
I dont think it would, you can use this to create taps from a main line. But, I think you need need to get a larger main line to get enough water pressure to water the area. I wouldn't use a
505050
Not wide enough for normal plants. It didnt work for me. But in all fairness, I may have put them in too late. My plants were already big. I still used them but had to do some modifying. I think if you set it up when plants are small they would work good.
575693
I don't think this will work. You may be able to get a larger lawn and garden spayer. You may want to try a supersoaker squirt gun. Otherwise a pressure washer.
1777655
Yes, I'd guess that it would work for that purpose. The weakest point is probably where the hook attaches to the pole... so make sure you get a strong pole. Once the hook is securely threaded on your pole you'll be ready to do battle with those vines!
1487030
Hi, This system is designed for only low flow as it says in the item description like veg garden for best results only for shorter distance. I got it for my garden to attach one of the sprinkler head so that my garden gets water. I guess you need one step higher may be.
1063302
It has the power too, but if they are long vines, they probably will get wrapped up in the tillers a bit. It would work if you have time most likely though.
418798
I use this as the "wicking" element to self watering buckets using potting mix and it works very well. Straight dirt . . . I'm not sure as dirt usually is quite soluble. Garden soil mixed with coir might do good.
976874
Yes it would work but you would need to change the water often than if you had three plants. 3 plants with the correct nutrients will yield alot of cherry tomatoes.
649098
my experience is that it does not work very well with low water pressure when there is too many sprinkler. But I guess it should work well if you are using dripping systems.
1445204
Yes, actually it's not bad for watering. The stream is very controllable. Set it and just hold the hose.
1923580
Yes it will work well. We use ours almost exclusively for vegtable plants in the garden
1596741
Potentially, yes. Depends on lots of variables. This vessel will take a large bottle. The water from the bottle seeps into the soil and waters the plant that way. Not very sightly,though. One of mine came broken, but I glued it back together. They are made of the orange ceramic like the old pots.
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Yes I think so, I bought them for my container gardening. I drilled a 3in round hole in the bottom of one bucket and inserted the basket, put that bucket in another that I drilled 1/4in holes on the bottom with a 1/2in hole in 3in from the bottom, I water it from the 1/2in hole on the side and it is self watering. I water less and my Peppers, Tomatoes, and other veggies have all done great.
251334
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!
559020
It would easily be possible to water this planter with a watering can, the frequency would depend on the sunniness of the location, humidity, water use of the plants in the planter, retention capability of the soil in the planter and so on. I water mine with a misting nozzle on the hose.
1444142
I'm not an expert by any means but this is a slow drip for plants. For a yard I'd go with a sprinkler.
1445203
Yes, it works well for watering plants. It has many different settings so you can use a lighter one for delicate plants and a heavier one for things like trees that need a lot of water. Just be careful not get any dirt on the top of the nozzle, it's really hard to clean and it's hard to close the nozzle.