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Monday, August 7th 2006, 4:25pm

by SprinklerGuy

Also...pot drainage can be a problem or non drainage whichever the case.

More info, perhaps Mr. Bill can help you!

Monday, August 7th 2006, 12:48pm

by Bill Painter

Leigh, watering pots can be quite challenging in that different pots need different cycling and amounts of water when they are watered. Depending on the amoount of pots, their sizing and watering needs many can be properly done with a dedicated clock of multiple programs and Mini-Valves to address each zone. Minivalves are still available and offer up to 9 or 10 gph. Drip heads can be selected by their hourly output and matching the pot to the program will probably solve your problem.
Your biggest/hardest choice is warranting the cost of such a system for just a few pots...

Monday, August 7th 2006, 11:00am

by Leigh

potted plant watering system

I have many potted plants and I'm interested in an irrigation system for them. Where do I begin?!

thanks,
Leigh