Drip Irrigation Systems: Tips to Using them Properly

January 31, 2009 by  

Drip irrigation systems save as much water as possible if done in a right manner. Therefore, learn how to employ them well.

Benefits of Making Separate Schedule for Your Dissimilar Plant Groups

You need to have separate taps for your drip irrigation system since pressure is necessary. If you have a big garden, you have to calculate the diameter of pipe needed for your system. Likewise, you can also think about separate stations if required. You need to do all these only because all the drip emitters water in a right manner.

Suppose you have a small garden, you can plan by seeing your garden. You can just divide the area into several stations. For example, you can make a line for the front garden and other line for the plants in the backside. This will get you best for right pressure. The only drawback is that, it is a bit difficult to manage water powerfully.

Installing a Separate Irrigation Line for Every Plant Group

In addition to the the requirement of right pressure, there are many factors considerable to your drip irrigation systems function effectively. For this reason, consider the diverse taps and the different kinds of plants in your garden. Make separate grouping of different plants. Install a separate irrigation line for each of the plant group, to enable an independent watering rule can be observed to each one.

Seperate your plantation only on the base of their different irrigation needs, but also on the base of the frequency of watering. For example, annual flowers may need watering every 4 days in the summer. On the other hand, some drought-tolerant bushes can survive on once-a-month water supply.

There are drip irrigation controllers that can make your irrigation task easy and convenient. They are useful in regulating your schedule of water-supply for diverse groups of plants. For instance, your diverse water scheduling can be for the lawns, for trees and shrubs, and for flowers.

Apart from such different water scheduling for plants with unlike watering requirements, you also require timers for making your irrigation task systematic and easy. The automatic timers can function well for each tap.

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8 Responses to “Drip Irrigation Systems: Tips to Using them Properly”

  1. buma on April 28th, 2010 4:23 pm

    not so much.

  2. kermenache nee on May 1st, 2010 10:22 pm

    The Basics of Drip Watering Systems: If you want to install a drip irrigation system you should plan it carefully….

  3. gaung on June 1st, 2010 6:40 am

    A couple of things. Instead of using a dresser tee to tie into the main line, I would use a PVC slip tee SXSXS and a quick fix coupling. That way I’m getting glue joints on all the connections where I cut into the main line. I’ve seen water pressure drive off a dresser tee as shown in the video, especially if the pipe can move at all or you are dealing with high water pressures. Rain Bird also sells a great union valve for manifolds (RB 100DVFUU), I’m surprised they weren’t used in this video.

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    Funny how they equate “voluntary basis in irrigation systems in farm fields” and “golf course irrigation” to show that there is, in fact, nothing to worry about when the state decides to take control of your home.

    The fact that similar radio-controlled technologies have been used on a voluntary basis in irrigation systems on farm fields and golf courses and in limited programs for buildings on Long Island is seldom mentioned in Internet postings that make liberal use of references of George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984″ and “Big Brother,” the omnipresent voice of Orwell’s police state.

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