Product features
1.Plants Health Reduced pressure in the watering system makes the garden healthy and alive.
2.Water Conservation Use of water is reduced and the right amount of moisture is delivered right through the roots of the plants.
3.Soil Conservation The water coming from the soaker hose causes very little disturbance on the soil.
Tips when using flat soaker hoses
1.The levelled ground is best when using flat soaker hoses because it facilitates uniform distribution of water within the hose.
2.Fill the entire hose with water before watering so that the water will get the pressure it needs to make the water seep through the holes.
3.Keep the restrictor disk inserted in the hose coupling at the water source to control the water entering the hose.
4.It is ideal to use one water source for every 150-foot length of the hose so that the area will be properly soaked because as the length of the hose increases, the water pressure in the conduit decreases.
5.High water pressure is not advisable as it may cause the hose to be damaged or break entirely.
6.It is important to determine the suitable timing while watering using soaker hoses, for a standard 5/18 of an inch hose, you need 200 minutes to saturate the garden. Ideally, the soil needs to be saturated with one inch of water but most yards require about two inches of water each week.
7.It is important to know how to set up a flat soaker hose system so that the set-up appears properly and the maximum benefit is gained.
1.Plants Health Reduced pressure in the watering system makes the garden healthy and alive.
2.Water Conservation Use of water is reduced and the right amount of moisture is delivered right through the roots of the plants.
3.Soil Conservation The water coming from the soaker hose causes very little disturbance on the soil.
Tips when using flat soaker hoses
1.The levelled ground is best when using flat soaker hoses because it facilitates uniform distribution of water within the hose.
2.Fill the entire hose with water before watering so that the water will get the pressure it needs to make the water seep through the holes.
3.Keep the restrictor disk inserted in the hose coupling at the water source to control the water entering the hose.
4.It is ideal to use one water source for every 150-foot length of the hose so that the area will be properly soaked because as the length of the hose increases, the water pressure in the conduit decreases.
5.High water pressure is not advisable as it may cause the hose to be damaged or break entirely.
6.It is important to determine the suitable timing while watering using soaker hoses, for a standard 5/18 of an inch hose, you need 200 minutes to saturate the garden. Ideally, the soil needs to be saturated with one inch of water but most yards require about two inches of water each week.
7.It is important to know how to set up a flat soaker hose system so that the set-up appears properly and the maximum benefit is gained.
