Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly - 0.5 GPH - 36-in - 25 Count

Even Root-Zone Watering Without Extra Fittings - 25 Assemblies

Uneven pressure across long runs, benches or multiple levels leaves some plants with more water than others, and cutting tubing and fitting emitters by hand slows every install. This assembly arrives with a pressure compensating dripper on one end and a drip stake on the other, so you connect the open end of the tubing to your line and place the stake in the medium. The dripper is rated at 0.5 GPH to give each plant a consistent, low flow.

One unit holds 25 assemblies, each 36 in long. That suits growers filling a tent, a set of containers or a section of a hydroponic system, and it scales up by adding more units for larger rooms or greenhouses.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating dripper — keeps flow steady across pressure changes so plants on long or multi-level runs receive similar amounts.
• 0.5 GPH flow rate — a low rate that suits small containers and gentle, controlled feeding.
• Pre-assembled with drip stake — the dripper, tubing and stake come ready to use, which saves time on large installs.
• 36-in length of 1/4-in tubing — reaches from your main line to the container.
• UV-resistant materials — built to hold up in bright greenhouse and outdoor-exposed settings.

Who Should Use Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly

Indoor growers, greenhouse and nursery operators, and commercial facilities that need consistent watering to many containers will find this useful. It also works for home gardeners setting up a drip line for pots.

About Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly

Grow1 makes this drip irrigation assembly for hydroponics, greenhouses, nurseries, indoor gardens and container growing. Each assembly combines a 0.5 GPH pressure compensating dripper, 36 in of 1/4-in tubing and a drip stake. It is sold as one unit containing 25 assemblies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I install it?
A: Connect the open end of the 1/4-in tubing to your main irrigation line. Push the stake into the growing medium so the dripper sits where you want the water delivered.

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating dripper holds its flow close to its rated output as line pressure changes. This helps plants at the start and end of a long run receive similar amounts of water.

Q: Is 0.5 GPH enough for my containers?
A: It is a low flow rate, suited to smaller containers or short, frequent irrigation cycles. For larger containers, you can add more drippers per container or run longer cycles.

Q: How many assemblies come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 25 assemblies, each 36 in long.

Q: Will it hold up in bright light?
A: The materials are UV-resistant, so the assembly is intended for greenhouse and similar bright environments.