12 Timer Modes Solar Drip Irrigation System - Auto Drip Irrigation Kits with Anti-Siphon Supports 20-30 Pots, Solar Powered Garden Watering System for Indoor & Outdoor Plants, 3W, 65.6 FT

Works great, but each plant needs a watering stem.Worked so well bought another one highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. I give this Syrgery solar power irrigation kit a 5 star because it works and the seller was very responsive to my questions. I purchased this kit for my raised garden bed and 2 large detached containers so when I’m on vacation, they can be watered with natural resources and a bit of ingenuity. (And no water hose attachment needed)When you open the nondescript box, it’s a bit daunting, and the instructions are small to read. After reading it several times, looking at the pictures and trial and error, it’s not hard at all.The length of tubing is more than adequate for the 20 blue stakes provided. In the Florida sun and 80+ degree weather, it took the solar unit about five hours to charge. I warmed the tubing in hot water initially as suggested, but even without warming the tube, with a little steady push, the tube will go into the small T-joints and stakes easily.The filter is attached to the IN cable and should be cut long enough to sit at the bottom of your water container. (Initially, my filter floated to the top preventing the unit from working. I noticed a kink at the IN point. I cut the kinked tube and after reinsertion, the filter went to the bottom and unit worked fine.)I would use more stakes if the unit could siphon out water adequately. An expansion kit with 15 additional stakes would be great. My only challenge now is determining the right amount of watering intervals for my veggies in the Florida hot sun. (With 17 stakes, a 5 min setting was about 2ounces of water from the end stake. Is that enough water and are they uniform throughout?) I will keep you posted. Nevertheless, the solar power irrigation kit is reasonably priced and a great addition to your garden. Happy gardening!

for a solar powered device, it's pretty good. it requires a bit of setup time, as do most drip irrigation systems. For in house or outside (covering the bucket this time) when going on a trip , it works good enough to keep the plants from croaking.

How did I live without this?Being a gardener isn't easy, especially when summer temps have heat indexes of 113° for weeks on end. Watering plants is important, but I honestly thought about letting my garden fend for itself then to have to hand water in the blazing heat.Once I figured out how to assemble this drip irrigation, gardening life returned to bliss. The accompanying directions are very tiny on post-it sized paper. (Hence the missing one star on my rating)Luckily, I was able to find a video on tiktok to show me how to assemble it.You can customize this irrigation to conform to your garden layout and/or potted plants and set the timer for whatever works for you. All you need to do is cut to desired length and add a vessel to fill with water. (I used an empty cat litter jug, and cut a hole in the cap to insert the sensor and uptake hose. This way, no mosquitoes can enter and breed inside the water)Now, my garden gets watered for 20 minutes every 12 hours. My plants get a deep watering in the soil, with NO water wasted on leaves, which could burn the plants in this heat. The best part? It's solar powered! I'm not using any electricity nor running my hose to water.Now the time I save on hand watering is extra bed time in the morning and relaxing on the patio admiring my garden in the evening.I ordered 3 more!I LOVE THIS DRIP IRRIGATION!

I ordered two as I have two large garden beds.This brand only allows for a certain number of plants to be watered. I had to buy another so that I could get four more plants on drip.The irrigation worked once but it was my test fun in a small water reservoir.The controller kept beeping. I cleaned and then switched The hoses and cleaned the controller. I refitted the water reservoir connection. Still beeps.Waste of alot of time. Find another brand!

My expectations were pretty low for this. Set up was straight forward. The instructions were short but adequate. I started cutting a short length of tubing, maybe 6” for each blue “spike” I was going to use. I put 1 spike at the end of each short hose and then put a T-connector on the other end of the short hoses (hooking to the base of the T). I then took the tube and ran it the total length of my watering run and holding the distant end in place with a blue spike (which you will need at the end anyway). Starting at the far end I cut the long hose as I got to each plant location and inserted one of my short hose/blue spike sections. I then moved to the next plant and cut the long hose inserted one of the Ts with hose/spike and continued until I had all the plants done. I put the filter attachment to another length of hose and put that in my water source before hooking the other end up to the pump.I am using it for my tomatoes, which are very water hungry. Because of that I elected to put 2 spikes in each plant. I ended going with 15 minutes 1xday. Once the summer roles around and the heat arrive I may adjust.The system works great. I like that it waters at the roots while allowing me to easily adjust the amount of water my plants are getting. I have already recommended it to someone and will likely buy a 2nd system.

I like that this is solar powered and it does drip well as long as you keep everything working with gravity and not place hose barb higher than others. But I hate that the settings are in 12 hour increments. I like to give water 3 times a day but I am forced to do for 12 hours because that is the lowest setting. So I am forced to pump more water for a longer period of time rather than short bursts to preserve water. This thing needs a 4 hour, 6 hr and 8 hr program not 12,24,48 etc.