Almost 5-30% of an average household's monthly water usage is used outdoors in their gardens. Within that 5-30% used monthly, almost half of the water is misused and ends up being wasted due to runoff, wind, or evaporation if the irrigation methods are not installed, maintained, or used correctly.
Micro-irrigation, if implemented correctly with the right tools and methods, can ensure efficient water delivery as it provides water directly at the root zone of your plants with a precise flow rate. This allows time for the water to soak into your soil leaving no time for water to escape, runoff, and be wasted. This will ensure that you only apply water where needed and leave a great gap in that monthly water bill that's been eating at your pockets!
Implementing micro-irrigation would require you to do some 'digging' into how your garden and system of choice need to function together. This would mean you need to analyse exactly what issues you might get in your garden and what solutions you would be able to implement to lower the chance of water waste. Below we've listed a couple of issues you might have in your garden, the effect they would have, and how to prevent them with the right solution.
So now you know what issues you might have when installing a micro-irrigation system, but what product range would be the best to keep your garden's water supply optimal and consistent when finding that perfect balance between irrigation and water waste?
The Rain-Jet Micro Irrigation starter kit has been put together to meet the most common requirements for a small to medium garden or flower bed. The micro irrigation sprayers are water-saving, durable, and easy to assemble!
MICRO SPRINKLER SET RAINJET 15MM
LDPE 25m x 15mm garden irrigation mini-kit