does it work for watering plants
1445200
Yes. Just turn the water down at the faucet and adjust the nozzle to a gentle spray.
1445201
It will be to harsh and you will injure the plants up close. This is great to clean the drive way or water the grass from distance. The price is great for what it is.
1445202
It is good for watering plants, to washing your car, to rinsing off the second story windows or aluminum siding of your house, a simple twist of the nozzle gives quite a few spray patterns. Well made, and will last a long time. Charlie Bailey
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.
1445204
Yes, actually it's not bad for watering. The stream is very controllable. Set it and just hold the hose.
1445205
It's less than ideal for watering plants that need a soft or light watering pattern. It's very difficult to get the output to a nice, soft fan shape. It's fine for watering bushes, trees, etc.
1445206
It works well for potted plants if it is set for a fine, cone-shaped spray.
1445207
It depends on what you are watering. When you barely twist it open, it is a fine spray but in a cone shape, and as you open it further it narrows until it is a jet, but it is very adjustable. I have used it to water plants, grass, and plants and groundcover way down a slope. If you can water from a distance, the mid range is pretty good for plants. But I have watered little pots of plants awaiting planting with this too, using the very fine spray. What I like is that I can get the far off plants and the nearby plants without having to do anything except twist the one knob. No clicking until you get to the right spray, and your hand doesn't get tired like mine does when I hold the pistol-type. It depends on what you are watering. When you barely twist it open, it is a fine spray but in a cone shape, and as you open it further it narrows until it is a jet, but it is very adjustable. I have used it to water plants, grass, and plants and groundcover way down a slope. If you can water from a distance, the mid range is pretty good for plants. But I have watered little pots of plants awaiting planting with this too, using the very fine spray. What I like is that I can get the far off plants and the nearby plants without having to do anything except twist the one knob. No clicking until... » Read More It depends on what you are watering. When you barely twist it open, it is a fine spray but in a cone shape, and as you open it further it narrows until it is a jet, but it is very adjustable. I have used it to water plants, grass, and plants and groundcover way down a slope. If you can water from a distance, the mid range is pretty good for plants. But I have watered little pots of plants awaiting planting with this too, using the very fine spray. What I like is that I can get the far off plants and the nearby plants without having to do anything except twist the one knob. No clicking until you get to the right spray, and your hand doesn't get tired like mine does when I hold the pistol-type. « Show Less
971442
Yes it works. You need to have a big enough water bucket. Test it beforehand.
1596742
Potentially yes. I'm trying it right now. I'm guessing it will depend on if your plant needs more than one one bottle of water during the period of time that you're gone. For the week I tried it before my trip it seem to work well, the only problem is if your plant needs to dry out between waterings. Best advice from me is not to wait until you're gone but try it while you around to observe. And these don't work well for small plants.
274790
It should work fine on a small garden. I only use it inside my house, garage, and enclosed back porch because it rains a lot here, and the rain will wash away the application. Since you water a garden, you may have to use a lot of the product quite often.
1762981
Yes, I use mine to water my Lawn. It runs my 3 impulse sprinklers all day 4 days a week in the summer.
115916
I have it under a pot of flowers but I'm sure it does not. I have some water tubing come from under the pot so it keeps it from squeezing it and the pot is always watered. Good product.
1920911
Unfortunately it does not have the self watering feature, and I don't remember that being mentioned in the description. Overall is a nice planter.
647008
Depends on what type of pressure you expect, if you are looking for enough to water plants then from my experience it does.
149485
Yes, it is safe for plants. the rain barrel is great except that water does notflow out when it is 2/3 empty. I guess it needs to be pumped out. Not sure if all rain barrels have the same problem as this is my first one. I hope this helps.
1994282
I have and it seems to work well. I think it will slow evaporation and keep the soil around the plants moist longer.
1108101
Nope. I use mine for succulents (on the bar in my kitchen-looks great.) But even with very little watering, it still leaks occasionally.
893988
No. I have it on a shelf above my plant and it just doesn't release water consistently over time. You can't trust it with your plant. We came back after vaca and the plants were dead.
1363501
It should. I use it to transfer water from one holding tank to another. Works well for me. However I don't know what your application is.
86285
Yes, I have done that. I have also used some to water other plants in my yard, and they seem to love it.
472680
As others have noted, this works quite well for filling a hot tub. Honestly, I wouldn't use it for watering a garden; I don't know how long it would remain functional under conditions of such constant use. I also am not sure that there would be any benefit to using filtered water on a garden (after all, most of the water gardens receive is unfiltered water from the sky!) Are you having a problem with your regular water for your garden?
1020320
My husband has used it to water plants uphill from where it is connected to the water faucet and it has worked fine. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
50964
Yes, It absolutely does if you are in a drought condition as we are. You just can't water enough, if you have a few mature trees, it will pay you to water them if you are not getting sufficient rains.