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From: BillHirst18901
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  • It really depends on how many plants are watered at a time. Such a small amount of water is used per plant that for most applications for homeowners we actually instal a reducing valve at the faucet to restrict water flow before the supply gets to any tees.

  • Cutting the main water line to fit each of the several other lines into it with a T seems radical! I would think this would affect the water pressure at each T. I would hate to see how little water is getting to those plants farther down the line... I'd be more inclined to use a larger main line and try to find some kind of water pressure valve for each off-shoot which I "punched" into the main line. No?

  • The drippers are $3 or less depending on numbers ordered and the supply pipe is $30 per 100ft roll Bill

  • what the is the cost of a dripper and what is the size of th trunk pipe

  • The pressure will be about the sdame for 100 trees. If the line goes up a hill the pressure will be less as you rise in elevation

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  • Bill Thanks for setting up your system on our plants... Really works well...

  • Good conservation information. Useful for the the garden home and garden nursery. Good job.

  • Looks like a great system.

    May I ask the vendor who created and provided the system, it seems less likely to clog than others, is that your experience?

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