Can I use this in drip irrigation?
1093088
this is for Hydro or soil. the grow big comes in soil (green bottle) or blue bottle (hydro) the tiger bloom is for both BUT, this bottle of big bloom is ORGANIC the other fox farm stuff is not. so it take more of this stuff to get the same results. but it does work well.
1093089
If the stuff is not mixed right before use it settles. It's very heavy in water and does not suspend well.
186690
Sandra,I used this transformer for my HVAC system, specifically zone and damper controllers. I did not use it for irrigation, so I cannot help you here.
1253247
You could but several issues must be addressed. First the diameter of the diverter nozzle is larger than most hoses so some accommodation is necessary to hook things up. Second the amount of pressure (force) the water needs to exit the soaker will be limited by the head of water from the diverter to the garden soaker. The system does allow for any excess water to go down the drainpipe.
611978
Yes, the main 1/2" hose runs from your faucet (which has the filter, timer and pressure reducer) and run the hose "near" to the plants that you want to irrigate. Then you insert multiple 1/4" hoses into the 1/2" hose (the location of insertion is near to where you want to drip) to drip water at the base of your plant. I recommend that you look on YouTube.com to view a video if you want further tips and information.
584754
no! use distilled water or rain water only, 2ndly dont buy it online buy it from a local nursery, dew plants are very hard to keep alive the first year.
735511
I would say no unless you are running a couple hundred 1 GPH drippers. You need to be moving some water for this part to work. It worked well for me with a rain bird garden sprinkler, a oscillating sprinkler and the Latest set up of 20 ten GPH micro sprinklers. If you want something that works with drip tape or low flow application go with the EZ FLO. that will work down to 10 GPH regulator inline.
1038437
Unless that line is maxed out (total gpm of valve less the gpm of all the drips already on the line) it should be fine. But may also depend on how long you run the water. all drip irrigation systems parts put out so much water per hour. It would also depend on the type of soil, and how densely it is planted.
234623
I don't know for sure but would guess the answer is no, as there are two sizes of drip pots (possibly more).
2134954
You will need a faucet adaptor with a pressure regulator and filter, like the Rain Bird FCKIT1PK - Faucet Connection Kit http://www.amazon.com/Rain-Bird-FCKIT1PK-Faucet-Connection/dp/B000FJYT1C/ref=sr_1_16?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1407034468&sr=1-16&keywords=drip+irrigation The emitters on this hose start near the end so you will probably need some plain black " hose and a slip connector as well.
1174890
Yes, it could be used for watering plants. If I were to use it for that I would not pump it to a high pressure because it might actually wash the soil out of the plant's container as you will need to adjust the flow nozzle to a more open position than is commonly used for spraying insecticides and herbicides. Additionally if you are watering plants in hanging containers the bend at the spray end of the wand is insufficient for directing the water into the container. However the addition of pipe fittings can be a method of increasing the bend at the end of the wand.
1038436
I put 25PSI at faucet, run garden hose to garden, attach a metal 4 way to hose, 4 50 foot 1/4" drip lines (one for each row of my veg. garden) with garden hose from 4 way to garden row to 1/4" line. All 4 drip lines on at the same time. Putting a T in your line should work.
1955702
Yes, you can use it. Put the water you'll be using in a gallon jug and check the PH. My town water is 8.5 which is too high for plants. I usually add about .5 ml of PHdown to a gallon to get around 6 - 6.5 which is perfect for most plants.
800094
It depends on connections. I found connections that will fit in the irrigation aisle at Lowe's. You can try it and see.
1133604
You could, but I would not use foliar spray. I would drench the potting soil with 1 teaspoon / per gallon.
2258920
I don't think so. But should be good for watering plants. Thats what I use it for
2001716
Yes. A 2 quart reservoir can be used, but the set is a 1 quart reservoir plus a drip irrigation spike.
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!