Grow1 Barbed Straight Connector - 1/4-in - Double Barbed - 10 Count

Join Two Tubing Runs Without Fuss - 10 Connectors

A cut or short tubing line interrupts water delivery to your plants. The Grow1 Barbed Straight Connector joins two lengths of tubing end to end. Its double barbed body grips the tubing on both sides, so you can repair a damaged section or extend a line.

This unit holds 10 connectors. That suits a home gardener who wants spares on hand, and a regular indoor grower who plumbs several lines or systems and needs a few fittings per layout.

Key Features & Benefits

• Double barbed design — a barb on each end grips the tubing it joins.
• 1/4-in size — made for tubing in the 1/4-in range, per the distributor's listing.
• Straight inline shape — joins two tubing ends in a continuous run.
• 10 connectors per unit — enough to repair or extend several lines.

Who Should Use Grow1 Barbed Straight Connector

Use it if you run hydroponic systems, drip lines or other small-bore watering lines and need to splice, repair or lengthen tubing. It suits home and commercial growers alike.

About Grow1 Barbed Straight Connector

Grow1 makes cultivation and hydroponics supplies. This connector is a double barbed straight fitting that accepts 3/16 in ID or 1/4 in OD tubing, and each unit contains 10 pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this connector do?
A: It joins two pieces of tubing in a straight line. Use it to repair a cut or to lengthen a run.

Q: What tubing does it fit?
A: It accepts tubing with a 3/16 in inside diameter or a 1/4 in outside diameter. Check your tubing's markings before ordering.

Q: What does double barbed mean?
A: Barbs are small ridges on the fitting that grip the inside of the tubing. Double barbed means there are barbs on both ends, so each tubing end is held.

Q: How many connectors come in one unit?
A: Each unit contains 10 connectors. You order one unit and receive all 10 pieces.

Q: How does a straight connector differ from a tee or elbow?
A: A straight connector keeps the line running in one direction. Tees split the flow and elbows turn it, so choose by the layout you need.