Good morning. With the simplicity of your idea in the second raised bed, you have made my job easier, and more economical. I watched another youtuber confront the same problem of most of the water being used at the head of system, and much less water at the end of the system. His idea cured the problem, but with an "octopus" of splitters. You solved the same problem simply and efficiently. By the way, I had purchased the same kit as you. Hope you had a great season 3 years ago, and even better at the present.
I just put a soaker hose on the north side of the house where I’ve planted several hydrangeas. Gotta have good water pressure for the second option. Thank you for sharing.
Nice video. I like the closed loop system of the second bed which would provide more even watering throughout the hose length. This past season was my first using soaker hoses, and my setup wasn't as sophisticated, but I'll make improvements next year.
So soaker hoses work better in a closed loop kind of like how you have the second system. It will drip more evenly. So like with your green leader hose system the ends of your soaker hose I would t like you did the first green system and then return that to your brass hose 4 way. That way water comes from both directions. Causing it to water better and more evenly.
Thank you for the info. I just finished my set up but I didn't use the kit they sell, I simply used the hose with the end cap and simply wound it around my garden. Question: how many minutes and how many days a week do you run your system? TY.
Hey Clif, glad you got a good set up! I don’t have mine on a timer as we get inconsistent rain here, so I often skip a couple of days after a storm. After that, it’s 20-45 minutes a day depending on how hot it’s going to be. I’m still working out my system. Keep us posted on how yours works.
LOVE the loop idea. I’ve had issues before with wimpy watering at the far end of a line. This might also help with that. I shall see. Thank you!
I am about to setup a similar system in my 3 foot x 10 foot raised beds using your ideas..thank you
Good morning. With the simplicity of your idea in the second raised bed, you have made my job easier, and more economical. I watched another youtuber confront the same problem of most of the water being used at the head of system, and much less water at the end of the system. His idea cured the problem, but with an "octopus" of splitters. You solved the same problem simply and efficiently. By the way, I had purchased the same kit as you. Hope you had a great season 3 years ago, and even better at the present.
Glad this helped! Good luck with your garden. 🙂
Last video I need to watch about soaker hose irrigation, I love both methods second one makes sense for sure thank you for your time !
Love easy and cheap! Thanks! Gonna try these ideas!
I just put a soaker hose on the north side of the house where I’ve planted several hydrangeas. Gotta have good water pressure for the second option. Thank you for sharing.
Nice video. I like the closed loop system of the second bed which would provide more even watering throughout the hose length. This past season was my first using soaker hoses, and my setup wasn't as sophisticated, but I'll make improvements next year.
Excellent video
Great content! Thank you:)
Glad you liked it!
Thank you, that helped a bunch.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. How is yhe system now? And didn't cover the entire bed? Thanks
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So soaker hoses work better in a closed loop kind of like how you have the second system. It will drip more evenly. So like with your green leader hose system the ends of your soaker hose I would t like you did the first green system and then return that to your brass hose 4 way. That way water comes from both directions. Causing it to water better and more evenly.
Thank you for the info. I just finished my set up but I didn't use the kit they sell, I simply used the hose with the end cap and simply wound it around my garden. Question: how many minutes and how many days a week do you run your system? TY.
Hey Clif, glad you got a good set up! I don’t have mine on a timer as we get inconsistent rain here, so I often skip a couple of days after a storm. After that, it’s 20-45 minutes a day depending on how hot it’s going to be. I’m still working out my system. Keep us posted on how yours works.
Hello, great video, how long do you suggest running the soaker hose? Is there an equation based on square footage?
Can this be connected directly to a sprinkle head instead of a hose?
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Thanks!
I appreciate your “real life” and “good enough” comfortableness. So much less stress.
Do you have a problem with the soaker hose getting clogged up from Calcium?
Hey Catherine! Not yet, but I will look out for that and post updates if I come across that issue.
Beautiful u