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Voracious Reader
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
This is a good starter kit for getting into drip irrigation. I’m a lifelong gardener, but have spent too many years wielding a hose and sprayer, which of course is hit or miss for good watering and also risks the leaves of some crops & ornamentals. This year I decided to try drip irrigation, and maybe a timer on the hose water source. This kit seems to have everything I’ll need as a newbie to drip irrigation, and it seems to be a sufficient amount of hose and emitters for the 2 raised beds I plan to start with. It seems like it’s going to be pretty easy to set up, but it’s super early spring in my zone so I’ll come back and update if that turn out to not be the case.
Julia
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
Very easy to set up and use for this beginner. Working very well for me.
Erik
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
Excellent drip kit. I was able to replace my decade old drip irrigation with all it's patches in my garden beds. Came with plenty of nozzles and emitters to do two levels that are about 30 feet each and have enough left over for repairs. Host was easy to work with and made of good quality plastic that didn't kink or break when handling it. At $32 for 110ft at time of review, it's an excellent value. My plants are loving the improved irrigation. It works just as it should!
Good Stuff
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
110 Foot Drip Irrigation Set - $39.99This is a really nice set. It sprays from above the ground, not under, so make sure you mulch so you don't splash your leaves with dirt.I love how the nozzles are adjustable, so some plants can get more or less water, while still maintaining the same pressure from the hose. While above the ground, they are only a few inches up, which is good. It has nice and sturdy stakes to stick into the ground.You have to cut your hose at each watering piece, so I'll be setting it up to just cover the entire garden from the get go. It should have plenty of hose to get the job done. Each nozzle has a pretty wide spray at full adjustment, so it's not one per plant, but rather will do an area at once.
bclmb
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Great little kit. I was just gathering all my drip materials when I saw this and grabbed it. I have 15 raised beds and 7 in-ground areas that I garden. I have water spigots in each of my raised beds, plus outlet connection points nearby each of my in-ground areas. It is time to start laying all new tubing and the 1/4" tubing in this kit is perfect for all my raised beds.I really like the bib connectors, but more than that I like the tubing connectors, these are my favorite style. This one kit is not going to be enough to finish but will get me started, and once I use this up I'll know how much more I need to buy.The spray options shown are nice, I have some of this style emitters already and I don't install them to spray above my plants like the video shows, I install these at the base with a low-flow emit that allows them to drip rather than spray. In my lettuce beds I did turn the emit a little higher but I still install these close to the dirt so the leaves are not spayed, which here in the south causes powdery mildew quite badly. These work great installed this way, and I needed more connectors like these since I appreciate the ability to adjust the water output.The teflon tape is a nice addition, I do like to use that on each of my bibs to prevent leakage at the connection point. The faucet connectors are perfect for creating a loop in the bed, this helps the water disperse more evenly. I wish this company sold these parts separately so I could order more of the faucet connectors, I do still have the ones I used last year and will make most of those work again.The price is exactly comparable to other kits of this type, and the quality of the parts is equal. I really like this kit and have already installed tubing in one bed to see how well it went together - which was a great success.
BD
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
This is, IMO, as advertised a good starter kit. It likely does not have everything that you need for every situation but it is a good place to start. I tend not to invest the time pre-planning something like a drip system, preferring to figure it out as I go. They may not work for everyone, but our water pressure barely meets legal requirements so I cannot rely upon the product descriptions for how much coverage I will get from a particular emitter. This forces me to design-as-I-go. So I might need a few more items as the system evolves but this will definitely get me most of the way there, and with luck will have everything that I need.
kvwilly
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
Oh man, I wish I had known about these quick-connect/disconnect pieces earlier! They are a game changer in getting the watering system set up.I still have many of the "barbed" style emitters and connectors, but my hand get sore from all the pressure needed to push the tubing onto the barbed pieces. And there is no way (no easy/moderate way) to get the tubing OFF the barbed connectors/emitters, so when I need to change the set up, I just have to replace with a new emitter.This system is a BREEZE to connect and set up. The drip line tubing is a harder plastic than my other systems, which has some benefit, but also some down sides, the main one just being it's not as flexible to curve around pots and whatnot. Not a big deal. Using a combination of both systems, I prefer the more flexible tubing, but BY FAR prefer the quick connect emittor and connectors of this system.Definitely need to purchase a whole lot more.
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