Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly - 0.3 GPH - 24-in Tubing - 25 Count

Even Watering at Every Plant Position - 0.3 GPH

Uneven watering leaves some containers wet and others dry, and growers often overwater to compensate. This assembly combines a pressure compensating dripper, a length of tubing and a stake in one piece, so each container gets a slow, steady flow. The dripper adjusts to system pressure, which keeps output consistent from one plant position to the next.

This unit is sold each and holds 25 count. That makes it a practical size for an indoor grower fitting out several containers, and it also suits a trial run before a larger system build.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating dripper — keeps flow steady as system pressure changes.
• Built-in check valve — helps drippers shut off together when the system stops.
• 24-in Super Flex UV White PE tubing — reaches the container without extra parts.
• Angled barbed stake — holds the line in place and directs water into the container.
• Low 0.3 GPH flow — wets the media slowly, which suits soilless substrates and hydroponic systems.

Who Should Use Netafim Woodpecker Junior Dripper Assembly

Growers running potted plants, rock wool cubes or other soilless media in greenhouses, nurseries or indoor rooms will find this useful. It suits anyone who wants slow, even watering without building each dripper line by hand.

About Netafim Woodpecker Junior Dripper Assembly

Netafim makes drip irrigation products. This assembly includes a 0.3 GPH pressure compensating dripper with a built-in check valve, 24 inches of Super Flex UV White polyethylene tubing and an angled barbed stake. Minimum operating pressure is 10 PSI.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What comes in the assembly?
A: Each assembly includes a pressure compensating dripper, 24 inches of Super Flex UV White PE tubing and an angled barbed stake. The parts come ready to install.

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating dripper holds its flow rate steady when line pressure changes. This helps containers along a run receive similar amounts of water.

Q: What is the minimum operating pressure?
A: The minimum operating pressure is 10 PSI. Keep your system at or above that level so the drippers run as intended.

Q: Why choose a low-flow dripper?
A: A slow flow gives media time to absorb water, which reduces run-off around the container edges. It also suits soilless substrates and hydroponic setups.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: The built-in check valve helps the dripper shut off cleanly when the system stops. That limits dripping after shut-down.