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Old 08-10-2018, 11:50 AM   #4 (permalink)
Akula
 
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Default Re: Watering new plants

Bubbler. More water in a shorter amount of time to the the root zone for drenching, less side/overspray, lower losses to evaporation and lower risk of clogging vs. a sprinkler.

Presently I have little directional spray type sprinklers at the edge of my pool patio that hit the strip of grass and my banana plants. They are okay for grass and flower beds but they don't put out enough water for the banana plants so when we have a dry stretch I water by hand using the hose. Not that big a deal as it rains a ton here and I'm mostly home but as the patch expands and the plants grow in size they require greater amounts of watering time during the dry stretches plus I do take some trips out of town (business or vacation) for a week or more so the plants are at risk during these times.

Last edited by Akula : 08-10-2018 at 12:20 PM. Reason: More directly answer the question
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