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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A drip pipe is an irrigation system consisting of a flexible hose with integrated drippers that deliver the water directly to the roots of the plants.
The drip pipe is connected to a tap or water pipe and the water flows through the hose to the drippers, which deliver the water evenly to the plants.
A drip pipe saves water as it is directed to the roots of the plants and does not evaporate. It is also easy to install and can be customized.
The required length of the drip pipe depends on the size and number of plants to be watered. A rough rule of thumb is 1 meter of drip pipe per square meter of garden area.
Yes, the drip tube is also suitable for watering potted plants. However, make sure that the drippers are placed close enough to the plants to ensure sufficient watering.
What is a drip pipe and how does it work?
A drip pipe is a special irrigation system developed for the efficient irrigation of flower beds, hedges and other plantings. It consists of a flexible hose fitted with water outlets at regular intervals. The drip pipe is laid along the area to be watered and ensures that the water is distributed evenly over the entire area.
Advantages of the drip pipe
The drip pipe offers several advantages over conventional irrigation methods. The labyrinths inside the hose reduce the water pressure so that water emerges at every drip point. This ensures an even supply to the plants. In addition, a length of 100 meters can be used per irrigation circuit, which allows flexible adjustment to the size of the area to be irrigated.
Accessories for optimum installation
Various accessories such as elbows and T-pieces are required for branching the drip pipe. These make it possible to adapt the drip pipe to the individual conditions and thus ensure optimum irrigation. The drip pipe is also easy to install and can be used by non-professionals without any problems.