FloraFlex Short Plunge Dripper 60° - 4 GPH - 6 Count

Steady 4 GPH Root-Zone Watering - 6 Drippers

Surface watering can leave the root zone unevenly fed and the top layer of media wet. This dripper sends water and nutrients down a controlled path and releases them below the surface through three slots at its bottom. It is rated at 4 GPH, so you can plan irrigation runs with a known flow.

With 6 drippers in one unit, this suits a small setup, a trial run, or a replacement set for an existing drip layout. Growers with larger rooms can order several units to match their plant count.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4 GPH flow rate — gives a defined output for scheduling irrigation.
• Three outlet slots at the bottom — spreads water where it is released instead of in a single stream.
• Subsurface delivery — places water and nutrients near the roots rather than on the surface.
• Made for the Drip Shield — pairs with the Drip Shield for installation.
• Compact body — measures about 3 x 4 x 1 in.

Who Should Use FloraFlex Short Plunge Dripper

Indoor and commercial growers running hydroponic or drip-irrigated systems, and home gardeners who want root-zone delivery, will find this dripper useful. It fits anyone already using the Drip Shield.

About FloraFlex Short Plunge Dripper

FloraFlex designs its drippers for subsurface drip systems that deliver water and nutrients to the root zone. This Short Plunge model is rated at 4 GPH and dispenses through three slots at its bottom. It is used with the Drip Shield and is sold each, containing 6 drippers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does GPH mean?
A: GPH stands for gallons per hour, the rate at which water passes through the dripper. This model is rated at 4 GPH.

Q: What is it used with?
A: It is used with the Drip Shield. Check other component compatibility before ordering.

Q: How does water leave the dripper?
A: Water and nutrients travel through the dripper and are released through three slots at its bottom. This delivers them below the surface toward the root zone.

Q: How many drippers do I get?
A: The listing is sold each and contains 6 drippers. Order more units if you need to cover more plants.

Q: How does subsurface dripping differ from top watering?
A: Subsurface dripping releases water below the surface, near the roots. Top watering applies it to the surface of the media.