Micro Garden Irrigation System - Black

The included 10-meter lengths of 4mm and 13mm tubing are suitable for small to medium-sized gardens or specific zones. For larger areas, additional tubing and connectors can be purchased separately to extend the system.

This system is designed to work with standard household water pressure. A pressure regulator is generally not required, but if you experience excessively high pressure, it might shorten the lifespan of the components.

While primarily designed for tap connection, the system can potentially be adapted for use with a gravity-fed water butt or a low-pressure pump, provided the water source can maintain consistent, adequate flow and pressure.

Cleaning frequency depends on your water quality. For areas with hard water, check emitters monthly. For cleaner water sources, quarterly checks may suffice. Rinse emitters under running water or use a small pin to clear blockages.

The 13mm tubing is typically used as the main supply line, carrying water from the tap. The 4mm tubing is smaller and branches off the main line to deliver water directly to individual plants or specific areas using emitters or micro-sprays.

Yes, you can purchase additional drip emitters and connectors to expand the coverage of your system and water more plants.

Ensure the tap is fully open. Check that the tap connector is securely attached and not leaking. Verify that the main tubing and feeder tubes are not kinked or blocked. Clean any clogged emitters.

Check if the emitters are properly inserted into the tubing. Ensure there is sufficient water pressure. Clean the specific emitter for blockages.

Ensure all connectors are pushed firmly onto the tubing. Check O-rings or seals within connectors for damage. Consider using PTFE tape on threaded tap connections if needed.

Adjust the number and placement of emitters. Ensure the main tubing is laid out to maintain consistent pressure. For very long runs, consider using the larger 13mm tubing for the main lines.