Raindrip Heavy Duty Support Stake - 10pk - 6in - For 1/4in Tubing

Keep 1/4in Drip Lines Exactly Where You Put Them

The Raindrip Heavy Duty Support Stake holds 1/4in irrigation lines firmly in place at the growing media surface — preventing drip lines from shifting, floating, or being displaced during watering, transplanting, or normal plant growth. Made from heavy duty plastic for lasting durability through full growing seasons, these 6in stakes push easily into most growing media and hold securely once positioned. Each pack includes 10 stakes for outfitting multiple containers or a full drip line run.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy duty plastic construction — resists breakage during installation and daily handling throughout the growing season.
• 6in length — provides stable anchoring depth in containers, grow bags, raised beds, and in-ground planting sites.
• Holds 1/4in tubing securely — clip or channel holds drip line in place even when lines are under tension from runs or bends.
• 10-pack — sufficient quantity to outfit multiple containers or a full drip line installation in a single purchase.
• Simple push-in installation — no tools required; push directly into growing media by hand.

Who Should Use This

Drip irrigation installers and container growers who need reliable, inexpensive stakes to anchor 1/4in drip lines at each container or emitter point.

Compatibility

For use with 1/4in irrigation tubing. 6in length. Pack of 10.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these stakes hold in loose or light growing media like coco coir?

The 6in length provides adequate anchor depth in most growing media including coco coir, perlite mixes, and potting soil. In very loose media, pushing deeper or using multiple stakes per container adds stability.

Can I reuse these stakes after harvest?

Yes — pull out carefully, clean, and reuse in subsequent crops. Inspect for cracks before reuse.

Are these compatible with 3/16in tubing as well?

These are designed for 1/4in tubing. Fit with 3/16in tubing may vary; verify before purchasing for that application.

How many stakes do I need per container?

Typically one stake per container is sufficient to hold the emitter in place. Larger containers or multiple emitter points may benefit from two stakes per container.