Grow1 UV Polyethylene Tubing - 1-in (1.06-in ID x 1.20-in OD) - 100-ft Roll

Durable Drip Supply Line for Long Runs - 100 ft Roll

Supply lines that crack, harden or degrade in sunlight and nutrient solutions force repairs mid-season. Grow1 UV polyethylene tubing is made from polyethylene that resists UV exposure and acids, so it holds up in exposed drip and hydroponic setups. The 1.06 in inner diameter and 1.20 in outer diameter suit main lines and headers.

The 100 ft roll fits growers who run a long main line or several branches from a single length. It suits regular indoor growers, greenhouse and nursery operators, and commercial growers building out new irrigation.

Key Features & Benefits

• UV-resistant polyethylene — suited to exposed runs where sunlight would wear down lesser tubing.
• Acid-resistant — handles nutrient and pH-adjusted solutions.
• 1.06 in ID x 1.20 in OD — a larger bore for main supply and header lines.
• 100 ft roll — one continuous length means fewer joins on long runs.

Who Should Use Grow1 UV Polyethylene Tubing

Growers building or extending drip irrigation or hydroponic water lines, in greenhouses, nurseries, container setups or larger sites, who need a durable main line.

About Grow1 UV Polyethylene Tubing

Grow1 UV polyethylene tubing is sold as a single 100 ft roll. It measures 1.06 in inside diameter and 1.20 in outside diameter, and it is made of polyethylene that is UV-resistant and acid-resistant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the dimensions of this tubing?
A: The inner diameter is 1.06 in and the outer diameter is 1.20 in. The roll is 100 ft long.

Q: Can I use it outdoors?
A: Yes. The polyethylene is UV-resistant, so it is made for sun-exposed runs. Check fitting compatibility for your system before installing.

Q: Is it safe with nutrient solutions?
A: The tubing is acid-resistant, which suits typical nutrient and pH-adjusted solutions. Confirm the compatibility of any specific additives with the manufacturer.

Q: What does ID x OD mean?
A: ID is the inner diameter, the width of the water channel. OD is the outer diameter, the full width of the tube, which determines the fitting size you need.

Q: What is the difference between polyethylene tubing and rigid pipe?
A: Polyethylene tubing is generally more flexible and easier to route around obstacles. Rigid pipe holds its shape but is harder to install in tight spaces.