Grow1 Barbed Elbow Connector - 1/4 in - 10 Count

Turn Tubing Corners Without Kinks - 10 Connectors Per Unit

Tubing that bends too sharply kinks and restricts flow, which starves plants downstream. The Grow1 Barbed Elbow Connector gives the line a defined right-angle turn, and its barbed ends grip the hose from the inside. It is made for hoses with a 3/16 in inner diameter and a 1/4 in outer diameter.

Each unit holds 10 connectors, a practical quantity for a home grower plumbing a small hydroponic system, and a convenient restock for a larger indoor setup with many short runs of tubing.

Key Features & Benefits

• Elbow shape — routes tubing around corners where a bent hose would kink.
• Barbed ends — grip the inside of the hose for a secure push-on connection.
• 1/4 in outer diameter hose fit — matches common small-bore irrigation and hydroponic tubing with a 3/16 in inner diameter.
• 10 connectors per unit — covers several turns in a single order.
• Compact and light — easy to store and keep on hand as spares.

Who Should Use Grow1 Barbed Elbow Connector

Growers who run small-diameter tubing in drip lines, hydroponic systems or irrigation manifolds will find these useful, in home and licensed commercial cultivation alike.

About Grow1 Barbed Elbow Connector

Grow1 makes this barbed elbow connector for hoses with a 3/16 in inner diameter and a 1/4 in outer diameter. It is sold as one unit containing 10 connectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What hose does this connector fit?
A: It is made for hoses with a 3/16 in inner diameter and a 1/4 in outer diameter. Check your tubing's dimensions before ordering.

Q: How many connectors do I get?
A: Each unit contains 10 connectors.

Q: Why use an elbow instead of bending the tubing?
A: Tubing bent sharply tends to kink and restrict flow. An elbow holds the turn open so water keeps moving evenly.

Q: What does barbed mean?
A: A barb is a ridge on the fitting that bites into the inside wall of the hose. It resists the tubing pulling off once pushed on.

Q: Can I reuse the connectors?
A: Barbed fittings can often be removed and reused if the hose end is still in good condition. If the hose is split or stretched, trim it back or replace it before reconnecting.