Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake Double Pattern - 10.6 GPH - Blue - 50 Count

Even Watering for Every Container - 10.6 GPH Double Pattern

Pots at the end of a drip line often get less water than pots at the start. Pressure compensating spray stakes address that by holding flow steady across the system, and a check valve gives you better control of water and fertilizer. The double spray pattern wets the soil surface while limiting misting and wind drift.

This listing is one unit holding 50 stakes, which suits growers outfitting a bench or room of containers rather than a single trial pot. Hobbyists can use part of the count and keep spares for replacements.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating — each pot in the system receives the same amount of water, first to last.
• Check valve — gives improved control of water and fertilizers.
• Double spray pattern — covers the soil surface and nearly eliminates misting.
• Easy close-off — shuts off a stake simply and securely to prevent water waste.
• Durable construction — resists sunlight, fertilizers and chemicals.

Who Should Use Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake Double Pattern

Growers watering potted plants or nursery containers who want uniform delivery across many pots, in home or commercial setups.

About Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake Double Pattern

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. This stake delivers 10.6 GPH in a double spray pattern and is blue. It is designed for potted plant and container watering systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: The emitter keeps its flow rate steady as line pressure changes. This helps pots far from the water source receive the same amount as pots near it.

Q: How many stakes come in one unit?
A: One unit holds 50 stakes. It is sold as a single item.

Q: Does the check valve matter?
A: It gives improved control of water and fertilizers. That helps keep delivery consistent in the line.

Q: Will it mist or drift in the wind?
A: The spray pattern angles downward to stay on the soil. Misting is nearly eliminated and wind drift is prevented.

Q: Can I shut off a single stake?
A: Yes. It has a simple close-off mechanism that is secure and helps prevent accidental close-offs.

Q: Should I choose a single or double pattern?
A: Single-sided stakes suit placement near the pot edge. The double pattern suits growers who prefer a bow-tie spray across the soil.