Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly - 1.0 GPH - 36-in - 25 Count

Even Watering Without Assembly Work - 36-in Length

Mixed flow across a drip line leaves some plants overwatered and others dry, and building each emitter by hand takes time. The Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly arrives ready to use, with a pressure compensating dripper on one end and a drip stake on the other. Pressure compensation keeps flow at 1.0 GPH across its working range of about 10 to 58 psi.

This unit holds 25 assemblies, enough to outfit a tent, a bench of containers, or a trial run before you scale up. Commercial growers can reorder the same assembly to keep every station uniform.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensation — holds a steady 1.0 GPH so plants on long runs or different levels receive similar volumes.
• Built-in CNL check valve — helps stop the line draining when the system shuts off.
• Pre-installed dripper and stake — connect the open end to your 1/4-in line and place the stake in the medium.
• 36-in tubing — reaches containers set back from the main line.
• UV-resistant materials — made for repeated use in lit growing spaces.

Who Should Use Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly

Indoor growers, greenhouse operators, nurseries, and anyone running container or hydroponic systems who wants consistent, low-volume delivery to the root zone with little setup.

About Grow1 Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly

Grow1 makes this assembly with a 1.0 GPH pressure compensating dripper, 36 in of 1/4-in tubing, and a drip stake. It operates across roughly 10 to 58 psi and includes a CNL check valve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating dripper keeps its flow rate nearly constant when line pressure changes. This helps plants at the start and end of a long run receive similar amounts of water.

Q: What is the flow rate?
A: Each dripper delivers 1.0 gallon per hour. That low rate suits small containers and frequent, controlled watering.

Q: What do I need to install it?
A: Connect the open end of the 1/4-in tubing to your main irrigation line and push the stake into your growing medium. The dripper is already fitted, so no cutting is needed.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: The built-in CNL check valve helps prevent the line from draining when the system turns off. This reduces dripping at low pressure.

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