THE MOST ECONOMICAL WAY
TO WATER YOUR CROP

• Saves up to 70% of water by watering adjacent to the plants

• Can be used above or below ground

• Porous Pipe is made from 100% recycled material

• The kit comes with a connector for instant use with a 1/2" hose to mains water supply

• Porous Pipe comes in 15mtr or 25mtr length

GRO GARDEN PRODUCTS LTD, WALK MILL, GREEN ROAD, COLNE, LANCASHIRE, BB8 8AL

Porous Pipe only waters the area adjacent to the plants requiring water at ground level, so you can water in the midday sun without fear of scorching the plants.

Frequently asked questions

Q. Can I Use A Soluble Fertiliser ?
A. Yes, providing it is completely soluble in water.

Q. Can I Leave Porous Pipe Out All Winter ?
A. Yes, although it is better to store it in a dry place. If the pipe is buried it will help insulate it against severe frosts. Remember to remove the end bungs and drain the system.

Q. Can I Leave Porous Pipe Out All Summer ?
A. Yes, but if you are in a hard water area, we recommend you bury the pipe in the ground or cover with mulch to avoid drying out and being blocked by calcium.

Q. What Will Block Porous Pipe ?
A. Dirty water - remedy, use a water filter or setting tank. Hard water - remedy, bury the pipe beneath the surface so that the sun cannot completely dry it out, or use a Polar purification magnet to prevent calcium deposits.

Porous Pipe only waters the area adjacent to the plants requiring water at ground level, so you can water in the midday sun without fear of scorching the plants.

Q. How Can I Make Porous Pipe Water Faster ?
A. Use more hose pipes or a larger hose (i.e. 3/4" or 1") to supply the water from your tap/butt. Open the tap up slightly, or raise the height of your water butt. The secret is to increase the volume of water while maintaining a low water pressure.

Q. How Can I Make Porous Pipe Water Slower ?
A. Use a 1/2" hose pipe to supply the water from your tap/butt and turn the tap down. Alternatively, fit a 4:1 Pressure Reducer or an In-Use Plastic Tap to slow the water down.

Q. How Long Shall I Water For ?
A. This is entirely up to you, but an average of 4 litres per metre per hour (from the tap), you can calculate how much water goes into your garden.