You need to go into more detail about the drip lines in your manual. Rather than offering only one cause to the drip lines not dripping at all (as 'clogging', which would be impossible with a new line), you should be aware of and state that the drippers when new and already installed on the ceramic blumat sensor can be superficially closed and the line needs to be taken out of the sensor and rubbed with your fingers to open it up. This caused me huge initial frustration as I followed your instructions perfectly and only the end line would provide water. Until after much wasted time looking online for no guidance, I figured it out myself. This is a great product, you really should spend much more time explaining the concept of how it works and everything else fully, including all your individual products and starter packs.
I wish you guys had some more in depth installation videos. I need to set up a greenhouse with 40 30 gallon pots. Can I get away with one supply line? Shoots your videos show how to set up with one plant. Need more
Do these need to be pressurized or can they still function optimally being gravity fed? Would you recommend dedicated drip lines to each spike over using them as an 'in-line' group? I appreciate your time and efforts... to ease our time and efforts in our gardens. Thank you Blumat 😊
Can you add more than one (maybe 3 or 4) little dripper lines off each carrot? i would like to bring them out towards the outer edges of the pot, but would need to do it every 90 degrees so it watered evenly (which would require 4), and doing so will make the roots chase the water, growing towards the edges more rather than downwards more. Or will this screw up, or throw off the flow rate?
Hallo! Ich habe ein paar Tage nicht aufgepasst und nun ist die Regentonne leer gelaufen und hat das System (48 Blumat Tropfer) zum Erliegen gebracht. Wie bekomme ich das ganze System jetzt wieder am besten eingestellt? Muss ich jetzt wieder alle Tropfer rausnehmen, in Wasser legen usw…? Ich hoffe nicht! 🫣 Vielen Dank für ein paar Tipps! P.S. ein paar Tropfer tropfen nun obwohl sie fest zugedreht sind…
i have a a system with 20 of these in use but my small hoses keep blowing off the t-peice even at exreamly low water pressure (water jets out 3 inches/ 7 cm) besides this i love the set up
@@listenandlearn7818 thanks, yes i have one installed, i ended up using small wire ties to hole on the small silicone tubes as even at very low water pressure they would pop off
Yo guys I need help, when it's wet I wait for the soil being dry, then when it's dry I close with two arrow like in the video so the water don't come but it's dry? Then how can I setup the thing, idk if I explain correctly but I need help, thanks
You need to go into more detail about the drip lines in your manual.
Rather than offering only one cause to the drip lines not dripping at all (as 'clogging', which would be impossible with a new line), you should be aware of and state that the drippers when new and already installed on the ceramic blumat sensor can be superficially closed and the line needs to be taken out of the sensor and rubbed with your fingers to open it up. This caused me huge initial frustration as I followed your instructions perfectly and only the end line would provide water. Until after much wasted time looking online for no guidance, I figured it out myself.
This is a great product, you really should spend much more time explaining the concept of how it works and everything else fully, including all your individual products and starter packs.
I wish you guys had some more in depth installation videos. I need to set up a greenhouse with 40 30 gallon pots. Can I get away with one supply line? Shoots your videos show how to set up with one plant. Need more
Das beste was seit langem aus Österreich gekommen ist ;)
I love this system idea but would love actual videos with installation
Amazing product, great tutorial. Really nice infographics with the hardware.
Do these need to be pressurized or can they still function optimally being gravity fed? Would you recommend dedicated drip lines to each spike over using them as an 'in-line' group?
I appreciate your time and efforts... to ease our time and efforts in our gardens. Thank you Blumat 😊
Great video ! Just what I needed to see!!
Can you add more than one (maybe 3 or 4) little dripper lines off each carrot? i would like to bring them out towards the outer edges of the pot, but would need to do it every 90 degrees so it watered evenly (which would require 4), and doing so will make the roots chase the water, growing towards the edges more rather than downwards more. Or will this screw up, or throw off the flow rate?
@Daniel Mcgonigle thanks, but my question was if you could add more lines OFF of the carrot, not more carrots. :)
Hallo!
Ich habe ein paar Tage nicht aufgepasst und nun ist die Regentonne leer gelaufen und hat das System (48 Blumat Tropfer) zum Erliegen gebracht. Wie bekomme ich das ganze System jetzt wieder am besten eingestellt? Muss ich jetzt wieder alle Tropfer rausnehmen, in Wasser legen usw…? Ich hoffe nicht! 🫣
Vielen Dank für ein paar Tipps!
P.S. ein paar Tropfer tropfen nun obwohl sie fest zugedreht sind…
Would hate to be out all day and a hose blow apart under pressure and waste all that water
i have a a system with 20 of these in use but my small hoses keep blowing off the t-peice even at exreamly low water pressure (water jets out 3 inches/ 7 cm) besides this i love the set up
you need a pressure reducer
@@listenandlearn7818 thanks, yes i have one installed, i ended up using small wire ties to hole on the small silicone tubes as even at very low water pressure they would pop off
Yo guys I need help, when it's wet I wait for the soil being dry, then when it's dry I close with two arrow like in the video so the water don't come but it's dry? Then how can I setup the thing, idk if I explain correctly but I need help, thanks
0:47 you should do it after you watered the soil
Wie sieht das mit Frost aus?
Kann ich die das ganze Jahr draußen oder im Gewächshaus lassen?
I liked the idea of these but yea wasite of money