Grow1 Angled Barbed Drip Stake - 250 Count

Hold Drip Lines Where Water Belongs - 250 Stakes

Loose drip lines drift, and water ends up beside the pot instead of in it. Grow1 Angled Barbed Drip Stakes anchor the line at the plant, and the angled design with a barbed connection directs water into the pot or bed. Each stake keeps the outlet positioned where you set it.

This 250 count lot suits growers who irrigate many containers or beds at once, such as regular indoor growers expanding a system and commercial rooms that need spares on hand. Smaller gardens can use the count to stock up for repairs and layout changes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Angled stake — positions the outlet toward the pot or bed.
• Barbed connection — grips the drip line so it stays attached at the plant.
• 250 count — enough stakes to outfit many containers from one order.
• Drip irrigation fit — works as part of a drip line in hydroponic systems and soil-based setups.

Who Should Use Grow1 Angled Barbed Drip Stakes

Growers who run drip lines to individual containers or beds and want the water delivered at the plant. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations with many irrigation points.

About Grow1 Angled Barbed Drip Stakes

Grow1 makes cultivation and hydroponics supplies. This product is an angled barbed drip stake sold as a single lot of 250 stakes, listed under drip irrigation drippers and emitters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many stakes are included?
A: The listing contains 250 stakes. It is sold as one unit.

Q: What does the barbed connection do?
A: A barb is a ridged fitting that grips the inside of tubing so it resists pulling off. It holds the drip line on the stake at the plant.

Q: Why choose an angled stake over a straight one?
A: An angled stake points the outlet toward the pot or bed, so water lands at the root zone rather than running along the line. This helps keep delivery consistent.

Q: How do I install one?
A: Push the barbed end into your drip line, then place the stake in the pot or bed at the plant. Check that water lands where you want it before leaving the system to run.

Q: Which tubing size does it fit?
A: The listing does not state a tubing size, so check the barb against your line before ordering in volume.