Quick Drip Irrigation Kit with Brass Splitter
Our longest-running kit: blank 1/4 inch line, blue drippers on stakes and a brass splitter that runs two beds from one faucet.
2 options: 50 ft kit, 100 ft kit
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Everything we make for the part of the yard that drinks. Quick-connect drip kits for raised beds and borders, timer kits that remember the schedule for you, a solar system for pots on the patio, mist heads for the greenhouse and slow-release bags that walk water down to a young tree's roots over several days.
Our longest-running kit: blank 1/4 inch line, blue drippers on stakes and a brass splitter that runs two beds from one faucet.
2 options: 50 ft kit, 100 ft kit
Timer, 10 ft main hose, a six-way connector and 12 drippers: the patio and balcony kit that keeps its own schedule.
A timer kit with pressure-compensating emitters that keep the far end of a raised bed from running dry.
A solar-charged pump with USB backup, three daily plans and 12 pressure-balanced drippers for pots and planters.
100 ft of line and 16 adjustable copper nozzles for seed trays, greenhouse benches and mixed borders.
A 98 ft roll of flexible black 1/4 inch line that fits most barbed fittings, drippers and misters.
Two zip-on PVC bags that release 20 gallons at the root over 1 to 5 days — for newly planted and young trees.
We really like this system. It checked all the boxes for us. The price was right, it is easy to install and has been working really well for us in the very hot Arizona sun.....our plants are happy too!!!
Works great and really only took me a few minutes to measure and install. I did it slightly different than what product suggested. I just made a straight line out of it. But it does not come with an end cap which is what’s needed if you do it the way I did so bought an end cap to plug up the very end of it.
A drip line is the quiet worker of a garden. Instead of throwing water across leaves and paths, it lets each plant sip at the root through an emitter you set yourself: shut, a slow drip or a small spray. That is why a 50 ft HIRALIY kit can keep a couple of raised beds or a row of patio containers even, while using far less water than a hose or an oscillating sprinkler.
Pick the kit by the job. The classic quick drip kit is the budget starter with a brass two-way splitter; the timer kits add a programmable valve so watering happens at 6 a.m. whether you are home or not; the solar kit runs pots and balcony rows without a faucet timer; the misting kit covers seed trays and greenhouse benches; and the loose 1/4 inch tubing lets you extend any of them. For trees, the 20 gallon bags hand out water over one to five days.