Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake - Single Pattern - 7.9 GPH - Brown - 50 Count

Even Watering Across Every Pot - 7.9 GPH Single Pattern

Pots at the end of a drip line often receive less water than pots at the start. This spray stake is pressure compensating, so flow stays consistent along the line, and its check valve improves control of water and fertilizer. The spray angles downward to wet the soil surface instead of misting into the air.

This listing is one bag of 50 stakes, which suits growers outfitting a bench or room of potted plants and those scaling up a nursery container system. Smaller setups can use part of the bag and keep spares on hand.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating design — gives each pot in the system the same amount of water, first to last.
• Check valve included — improves control of water and fertilizer.
• Single 160-degree spray pattern — suits stakes placed near the pot edge.
• 12 to 16 inch spray radius — covers the soil surface in the container.
• 120 mesh filtration — the rated filtration level for this stake.

Who Should Use Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake

Growers watering potted plants or nursery containers who want uniform delivery and less misting will benefit most. It fits both home and licensed commercial operations that use drip-style hydroponic or soil-media systems.

About Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake

Netafim makes this brown spray stake with a 7.9 GPH flow and a single-sided 160-degree pattern. It connects to white flex PE tubing at 5/3 mm and is sold as a bag of 50.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating stake holds its flow steady as line pressure changes. This keeps output similar from the first pot to the last, even on long runs or uneven ground.

Q: How many stakes come in one order?
A: One order is a single bag containing 50 stakes. The product is sold each, so you receive one bag.

Q: When should I choose a single pattern over a double pattern?
A: A single-sided pattern works well when the stake sits near the edge of the pot and sprays across the soil. Double-sided patterns suit stakes placed centrally.

Q: Does it stop misting?
A: The spray angles downward to keep water on the soil, which nearly eliminates misting and reduces wind drift. The result is more water reaching the root zone.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: It helps control the flow of water and fertilizer, so the stake stops dripping when the system shuts off.

Q: What tubing does it use?
A: The listed tubing is white flex PE at 5/3 mm. Confirm your line size matches before ordering.