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

Even Watering for Every Pot in the Line - 6.6 GPH Single Pattern

Pots at the end of a drip line often get less water than those at the start. This spray stake is pressure compensating, so each pot in the system receives the same amount of water from first to last. A check valve gives better control of water and fertilizer, and the downward-angled spray keeps water on the soil instead of over the pot wall.

The single-sided pattern suits growers who set the stake near the edge of the pot. It works for hobbyists watering a few containers and for larger rooms or nurseries running many pots on one system.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating — keeps output consistent across the whole system.
• Check valve — gives better control of water and fertilizer.
• Single-sided spray pattern — wets the soil surface and nearly eliminates misting and wind drift.
• 6.6 GPH flow rating — suits containers that need a higher flow per stake.
• Resistant to sunlight, fertilizers and chemicals — built for long-life reliability.

Who Should Use Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake

Use it if you water potted plants or nursery containers with a drip or spray system and want uniform output from pot to pot. It suits indoor growers and commercial operations alike, with any soil media type.

About Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake

Netafim makes irrigation components for container growing. This grey single-pattern stake is rated at 6.6 GPH and is made for potted plants and nursery containers. It has a 160 degree spray pattern, a 12 to 16 inch spray radius and 120 mesh filtration, and it uses a check valve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating stake holds its flow steady across a range of line pressures. Pots at the start and end of a line get the same amount of water.

Q: Why choose a single-sided stake?
A: It places the spray on one side, so it works well when the stake sits near the edge of the pot. A double-spray pattern is available for growers who prefer it.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: It gives better control of water and fertilizer delivery. This helps limit unwanted dripping.

Q: What filtration does it need?
A: The specifications list 120 mesh filtration. Filter your water to that level to help prevent clogging.

Q: How far does the spray reach?
A: The spray radius is 12 to 16 inches, with a 160 degree pattern. The spray angles downward to stay on the soil.

Q: Is it sold as a single unit?
A: The selling unit is listed as each, and the product name refers to 50 pieces per bag. Check the quantity on your order before buying.