Dramm Fogg-It Nozzle Fine - 1 GPM

Gentle Fine Mist for Seedlings and Humidity - 1 GPM Flow

A hard spray flattens young seedlings and washes out growing media, yet plants under stress often need moisture in the air around them. The Fogg-It Nozzle Fine solves both problems with three mist jets that break water into a fine, conical spray. Machined brass jets keep the spray consistent over repeated use.

This single nozzle suits hobbyists, propagation benches and small indoor rooms where you want fine misting at a modest flow of 1 gallon per minute. Commercial growers can buy additional units for each station or line.

Key Features & Benefits

• Three mist jets — spread water in a fine, conical pattern that is gentle on young plants.
• 1 GPM output — delivers a steady, predictable flow for misting tasks.
• Machined brass jets — hold their shape for consistent spray.
• Brass plated die-cast body — gives a durable housing for the jets.
• 10 to 60 psi rating — works across a wide range of water supply pressures.

Who Should Use Dramm Fogg-It Nozzle Fine

Use it if you start seedlings, propagate cuttings, or need to raise humidity around plants that are wilting. It fits growers who want a fine mist rather than a stream.

About Dramm Fogg-It Nozzle Fine

Dramm makes the Fogg-It Nozzle Fine with machined brass jets in a brass plated die-cast body. It is assembled in the USA with parts from Taiwan and the USA. It measures 1.11 x 2.22 x 3.33 in and ships at 0.333 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Fogg-It Nozzle Fine used for?
A: It mists delicate seedlings and raises humidity around wilting plants. The fine spray avoids the force of a standard nozzle.

Q: What water pressure does it need?
A: It is rated for a minimum of 10 psi and a maximum of 60 psi. Stay within that range for the intended spray.

Q: How much water does it use?
A: It outputs 1 gallon per minute through its three mist jets. Plan your water supply with that flow in mind.

Q: What does a conical spray pattern mean?
A: The mist spreads outward from the nozzle in a cone shape. This covers an area in front of the nozzle rather than a single point.

Q: What is it made of?
A: The jets are machined brass and the body is brass plated die-cast metal. This construction is built for repeated use.