Water Volume Drip Irrigation Control System for Plants

Don’t trust the quality or communication for the tracking

These nozzles are a life saver for me. I live a hectic life and love but can't always take care of my plants so these nozzles keep my plants alive. I like the colour of blue and green but would have liked a more variety in color. They are easy to assemble and use and can be attached to most soda bottles so no need to buy expensive bottles. It aids with recycling. I can leave these in my plants for about 2 weeks. This allow me to travel and leave my garden alone. They are sturdy and stand quite firm on stuck into the soil. I have order 2 variety of this nozzle

Works. Don't spend a lot of money. You don't need to - these work. The planter on the left has one too if you look closely at my posted picture. I leave a bucket there. No one can see it. I fill the slow drop bottle every day from the bucket takes maybe 1 min. Of course you can get a nicer bottle than I have.

I never got it. When was it sent? Do you have a pic of the delivery?

Ok

Works great . I used bigger bottles.

Bought to use while on a trip. I had some work and some that did not. This was completely user error and not the equipment. I recommend using them to get the hang of it before leaving for a trip. They did not work on water bottles, but work great with a pop bottle.

good design

These are pretty amazing water distributors for plants. We have several potted plants and left for 6 days and the plants looked fine & had water left in bottle. So works like the maker states.Gave 4 stars because these fit bottles that are not your average water bottle.

This worked great while I was out of town

I would not trust these to slow water my plants while on vacation because they have to be tweeked every so often, little dirt particles will clog valve and u will have to open it alot then back off to the slower flow rate to clear the clog and to continue flow. I use these to feed my fig trees in large pots. I fill 2 litres soda bottles with plant food solution and drip it into the pots over about 3 hours. I get no run off or wasted food and the plants get what they need.

The spicket works very well. Water flowes at any rate you want slow drip to fast.The problem is when the dirt gets saturated the weight of the bottle causes the stem to slide into the dirt. This causes the spicket to be clogged. It is still a good idea and product

Easy to assemble, but, tricky to work consistently. Discovered that the drip rate (although nicely adjusted in this product initially) is dependent on consistent water pressure. Found that as the bottle empties, the water pressure lessens, so, the drip will stop if had been set for a slow drip rate. A little fussy.

Don't be fooled by the lazy peeps here complaining about it not fitting a "standard" water bottle, your standard might be different from others standard water bottles, don't get mad, complain and give 1 star because it didn't fit the bottle you had, get a bottle that fits and go on with your day! I have found many different brands it fits on. I prefer the 1.5L bottles of Fiji or 1L bottles as the 1.5's are hard to find. I drill a 1/4" hole in bottoms of them to prevent a vacuum. I will take a little time to get your drip just right for how long you want it last. I like the 1.5L for weekends, I go to my cabin almost every weekend, fill and set them on Friday morning come back on Sunday night and maybe an inch of water is remaining in the bottle, if its really hot they are empty but the soil isn't dried out that much, tomato plants will droop or wilt over if dry soil, mine are rarely like that when i get home and only when its 90+ outside. I'll use 2 or sometimes 3 in one bucket (I'm a bucket gardener in the city) if I'm going to be gone for more than a weekend. I love these things, so will you if you have a little patience and tenacity to get the drip rate you want and you'll love them too.