MIXC Drip Irrigation System, 50 FT Quick Connector Garden Watering System, Automatic Sprinkler Kit for Lawn Raised Bed Outdoor Plants Greenhouse with 1/4'' Tubing, Drip Emitters, Misting Nozzles

This system is so much easier to install than old school drip irrigation systems. The quick connects are really just that - no time at all. I have some existing irrigation systems that I will be replacing with this new setup once the growing season starts.

I have been using the traditional 1/2 inch black tube system where you poke holes and insert barbs to connect the driplines. This system eliminates the barbs, but you must double the small lines for adequate flow rate. So a 10 foot run means using 20 of drip line. I added this to the end of existing old system. I fabricated an adapter by using the male end of a garden hose male QD and female to barb coupler. Works well as I did not want to replace the old system (it had 60 feet of run). Would like to see a large drip hose adapter included in the kit (like something in the photo) as well as the 2 twin feed faucet adapters.

This product was fairly easy for me to figure out and put together. It worked great this summer for my pitted plants and flowers. The water flow was adequate after I figured out how to adjust the nozzles.

I'm used to the old/current irrigation 1/4 tubes and watering ends and I hate it. Jamming the water ends into the tubes is hard. I bought this for my parents when they wanted to water their plants as it looks easy.Setting this up is fast and easy. Run your hose, slip on the tubes , cut to size, connect, and your done. I like how easy all of this is.Changing the setup is very easy as well as you just need to push the collar in to release the tube.

Good value, everything you need to irrigate your flowers. Easy to install and combined with a hose timer sure does the job..

Sorry but I can not give a 5 star for this product. Assembly is easy but as you get towards the end of the line, hardly any water pressure. The kit comes with 50 feet tubing, but I used about thirty five. I placed a tip by each one of my 11 rose bushes. The first seven get good water flow but when it gets to the remaining 4 the water barely trickles out even after I turned down the flow of the first three spigots. I believe the problem is that the tubing diameter needs to be larger for the water to reach out beyond 35 feet. Wish I could return it but you have to cut the tubing to set up, so no return on this one.I suggest doing more research and looking for a kit with greater tubing diameter.

Overall everything work great put me as ease when I'm traveling out of state. This irrigation system combine with a timer helps my plant stay alive when I'm not home.Some of the stuff I didn't like is the tube are too short and the water pressure didn't get all the way to the end which cause the end sprinkler just dripping water instead of a full spray. If they can make the tube a little bigger then its would solve this problem.I guess you get what you paid for but the negative stuff wont cause me to return the item. I would still keep it since it works as intended.

So far, I can't think of anything negative to say about this kit. Admittedly, because the 1.4-inch tubing is hard plastic, I don't know how many seasons it would last, but for this summer it's been fantastic. It was SUPER simple to put together, and along with a drip timer (which I ordered separately), it's been keeping my watermelon and cucumber from wilting in this ridiculous Texas heat.One thing to note: you can't use any other kind of tubing with this system...or if you can, someone would have to tell me how. I ordered some extra 1/4in tubing, because there are 3 grow bags I just wasn't able to get hooked up to the system. It turned out to be soft tubing, however, and while I'm sure you could probably use duct tape or something to keep it on, it doesn't click in the way the hard tubing does.(I also didn't appreciate someone from the company messaging me fishing for a review, because I prefer to use a product for a bit before rating it, but that's a whole other tangent and honestly, my inexperienced opinion is that this really IS nice for small spaces.)