DIY Crafts Drip Irrigation System Automatic Irrigation Drip Kit for Garden Watering Irrigation System Garden Spray Hose Kits for Flower Bed, Patio (Pack Of 24 Plants, Ready to Fit Kit)

Not good product

Plz don’t buy the productNot good for use

It’s fairly straight forward to set up, with multiple hose fittings to connect to your outlet. Only issue is that plants near the hose have much more line pressure than those further away the line. If you want equal volume of water for each outlet, you need to adjust the dial at each outlet. The problem is that for my setup, my further plants have the dial loosened all the way, and my closest have it tightened all the way, and can be a bit tricky to set up. What might be easier is variable thickness pipes to make it a bit easier so you still have adjustability. Definitely not a major issue, but does take more time to calibrate if this is a concern.

The media could not be loaded.  By far the best $25.99 I’ve ever spent. The instructions aren’t that great, but if you’re unable to figure it out without the instructions you’re better off just watering your garden with a hose. Easy to adjust, just twist the nozzle until it’s spraying how you want. I set mine to mist to optimize the pressure. Had to do a little tweaking at the end to get the pressure standard throughout, but as you can see by the video, it turned out great! **My garden is 8’x4’**

I brought this for Mother Day for my mother. A few days ago, my mother call me and said the irrigation system works well.

My aunt started a small garden for me while she was in town for a few days. As I do not have a lot of time to spend in the yard, I wanted an automated watering system.This was quick to setup. It only took me 35 minutes or so to cut all the lines and install the drippers. Then another 5 minutes to get them all flowing at about the same rate.A great value for the price in my opinion.

I was impressed with this kit when I received it. Plenty of parts and fittings to get the job done. Has the correct hose adapter that will connect to an outside hose bib faucet or garden hose. I found out that instead of warming the tubing in hot water I could use a hair dryer to soften the tubing for inserting the fittings. Hair dryer worked fine and was not as messy as a bowl of hot water. I plan to used Gorilla Glue to glue the fittings in the tubing so they don't loosen up in the heat of the summer sun. Definitely worth the money.