Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake Double Pattern - 6.6 GPH - Grey - 50 Count

Even Watering Across Every Pot - 6.6 GPH Double Pattern

Uneven watering across a long line of containers wastes water and gives inconsistent plant growth. This pressure compensating spray stake is designed to deliver the same amount of water to each pot from the first to the last. Its check valve improves control of water and fertilizer, and its downward-angled spray keeps water on the soil surface.

This unit is sold each. It suits growers who want to test the double bow-tie pattern on a few containers or add to an existing drip layout. Growers who need larger quantities should check the pack options available.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating design — helps each pot in the system receive the same amount of water.
• Check valve — gives improved control of water and fertilizers.
• Double bow-tie spray pattern — wets the soil surface and nearly eliminates misting and wind drift.
• 6.6 GPH flow — a defined output you can plan around when laying out a system.
• Durable construction — resists sunlight, fertilizers and chemicals for long-life reliability.

Who Should Use Netafim PC Spray Stake Double Pattern

Growers watering potted plants or nursery containers will find it useful, whether in a home setup or a commercial installation. It is a good choice when you want the spray centered over the container rather than at the pot edge.

About Netafim PC Spray Stake

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. This spray stake is a pressure compensating emitter with a check valve and a double bow-tie spray pattern, rated at 6.6 GPH. Netafim also offers a single-sided version for placement near the pot edge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating emitter holds its flow steady across a range of line pressures. This helps pots at the start and end of a line receive the same amount of water.

Q: What is the flow rate?
A: This stake delivers 6.6 GPH. Flow is based on an average operating pressure, so check the product sheet for details.

Q: How does the double pattern differ from a single-sided stake?
A: The double bow-tie pattern sprays two directions across the container. A single-sided stake suits growers who place the stake near the pot edge.

Q: Does it help with fertilizer control?
A: Yes. The check valve gives improved control of water and fertilizers.

Q: Will it mist or drift in wind?
A: The spray pattern wets the soil surface, and misting is nearly eliminated and wind drift is prevented.