About this item

Permeable Material To Distribute Water - The soaker hose is made from a partially permeable material. The soaker hose will evenly distribute water over the entire length of the hose because of the nature of its make-up. When you turn on the water, it will slowly spray out water from the entire length of the soaker hose, not just from a straight line of holes. They rest on the ground around your garden, soaking the ground around them for foundation watering.
Two Methods for Soaker Hose Usage – There are two method to use the soaker hose. Placed on the surface of your soil, the soaker hoses deliver water steadily to your plants. The other way: by mulching the hoses, it stops them from being an eyesore in the garden, prevents stumbles, and helps to retain the moisture the hoses are giving.
Help Plants Growing While Save Water - Soaker hoses provide reliable water delivery at ground level, helping the foliage on your plants remain dry and free from fungal growth, while helping you conserve water. Then you will use less water to keep your plants growing and healthy, targeting only the base of your plants. Soaker hoses usually have a low up-front investment for the average home garden. They work well on timers to further conserve water.
Screw Fittings And Easy To Install - The soaker hose fittings are screw fittings. You can screw the end of the hose into the end of either another hose or the exterior faucet on your house. Installing a soaker hose is easy: simply hook up to the nearest faucet or rain barrel and snake around the plants you want watered.
Pressure And Length - Ideally, for this type of soaker hose, you are going to want the pressure to be about 10 PSI so that the water drips out of the hose slowly. If the pressure is too high, it will become a sprinkle. These soaker hoses come in 10 ft, 25 ft, 50 ft, 75 ft, 100 ft and 150 ft lengths, so decide which one you prefer. Anything longer than these lengths will decrease the water pressure or need higher water pressure.