FloraFlex Bubbler - 6 GPH - Red - 12 Pack

Even Plant Watering at 6 GPH - Quick-Loading Red Emitter

Uneven watering leaves some plants dry while others sit wet. A bubbler emitter gives every plant the same measured flow. The FloraFlex Bubbler delivers water at 6 gallons per hour, and the red colour makes that rating easy to spot in a mixed system.

This listing is a single bubbler emitter. Hobbyists can use one to test a flow rate on a single container. Regular indoor growers and commercial operations can order several to cover a bench or room, and the colour coding keeps the 6 GPH emitters separate from other flow rates.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6 GPH flow rate — gives each plant a consistent, known volume of water.
• Quick loading — speeds up setup when you fit emitters to a drip line.
• Red colour — lets you identify the flow rate at a glance.
• Bubbler style — spreads water gently at the base of the plant rather than blasting it.

Who Should Use FloraFlex Bubbler

Growers building or expanding drip irrigation for hydroponic systems or container cultivation will find it useful, whether at home or in a licensed commercial room.

About FloraFlex Bubbler

FloraFlex makes hydroponic and drip irrigation equipment. The Bubbler is a drip irrigation emitter rated at 6 GPH and supplied in red. It measures 8.1 in by 8.1 in by 0.3 in as packaged.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What flow rate does this bubbler deliver?
A: It delivers water at 6 gallons per hour (GPH). Use the same rating on every plant in a zone so they receive equal volumes.

Q: Why is the emitter red?
A: The red colour identifies this emitter as the 6 GPH model. It helps you tell flow rates apart when you manage several emitter types in one system.

Q: What is GPH?
A: GPH means gallons per hour, the volume of water an emitter releases in one hour. Multiply it by your run time in hours to estimate how much water each plant receives.

Q: How does a bubbler differ from a standard drip emitter?
A: Bubblers generally release water at a higher volume and spread it more gently around the base of the plant. Standard drippers release smaller amounts more slowly, so the choice depends on container size and watering schedule.

Q: Is this sold as a pack?
A: The distributor lists the selling unit as each of 1. Confirm the quantity on your order before you buy.