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I thought I would have to spend a whole weekend on this project, but I got it done in a few hours. All the parts are there in the box, ready to go. In fact more sprayers than I needed, which is so much better than having to run to the home store to finish a job. The orange drip sprayers are great - easy to adjust to match what the plant needs. Also all the parts fit together just right. A few tips for a successful project - a box of new (sharp) utility blades helps make things go quicker, and plan to swap in new blades a few times. This is a good thing, because the tubing is durable - no worries about having to replace everything next year. Also, let the tubing warm up in the sun a little bit, this will make it easier to press onto the connectors.

Easy to set up with a variety of options with how to water my plants! I do a lot of container gardening and this is perfect! The length is just long enough to be able to keep water pressure consistent without losing pressure towards the endpoint. Plenty of tubing for secondary connections or keeping a little extra just in case your setup changes in the future and you need to readjust lengths in the future. I found it easier to set up on a warmer day since the tubing was a little softer but dipping it in some warm water when it was cold to helped to loosen it up as well. I'm glad that it actually was difficult to remove some of the connectors once applied since it shows that they will stay put once the water starts running. So far no issues with any leaks and would definitely buy this again for a second set up!

I’m still getting the hang of gardening, so this irrigation system was a bit of a challenge to set up at first—but once I got everything connected, it completely leveled up my garden game! The kit came with everything I needed, and after a bit of trial and error (and some YouTube help), I got it running smoothly.Now my plants are thriving, and I don’t have to worry about daily watering. It’s super satisfying to see how much healthier everything looks. If you’re new to gardening like me, expect a little learning curve—but the payoff is absolutely worth it.

This was for my wife's new garden. It is a bug hit but requires 2 additional items, one required, one optional. The one that is required, at least at our house, is a drip irrigation pressure reducer. This one from amazon is ideal: https://www.amazon.com/MEASUREMAN-Water-Pressure-Regulator-Gauge/dp/B088KQRQWT/ref=sr_1_5_sspa?crid=2U8OWW1335HKK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Z8oLIVkWXqWabIzGSSJ_zhM0Ri8Uy4d5F9OWtkum7dcmlXG4hHhzGBBK4oGtcm_KZhmVloC6PYcWDhQYZgGhU1ghDqr8fx_HCbkSUlhFe77pHqqKF7ArGz3tWlw2bFNC0C-bea2xEKWe9mAKEDmhBauRyGRUnoQdbT57k5B_aQwPgW0sHmw4n5IZaz_WX_PdtqHy1ZAWfBQOTAP_jyJiT-KiIqYyVASXPQFeBo2PK2ONBjvBCJ-3g2966ETvgAFkyFa1-hRO2cRZiEIFF6jSYjR1l_xOIk0HN6-i2VWQHWQ.0AtWKrZQtoLFVNjQY7QxEyGIoQpser8uCyD51stG8sM&dib_tag=se&keywords=drip%2Birrigation%2Bpressure%2Breducer&qid=1749056480&sprefix=drip%2Birrigation%2Bpressure%2Breducer%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-5-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1 The other item is a hose timer.Note, we have excellent water pressure (like 85psi) and it may not be a problem for some people. I first got a regulator that attaches right to the main hose. I did not notice it attaches to 1/2" hose and this kit is 3/8". I should have gotten the one mentioned above.

I'm really happy I got this drip irrigation system! It makes watering all my plants—inside and outside—way easier and saves a lot of time. The 230 feet of tubing was plenty to reach my garden beds, flower beds, and some potted plants on the patio. The misting part is great for my more fragile plants, and everything gets watered evenly without wasting water. It was easier to set up than I expected. The instructions made sense, and I got it all working in less than an hour. I also liked that I could change the setup to fit my garden how I wanted. The parts felt strong and didn’t leak, which was awesome.

Very easy to lay out and assemble. This system had all of the tubing, connectors, and emitters to complete a system to ensure adequate watering while we are away from home.

This might work OK if you already know what you're doing, but it's not a great kit for the first timer.You get a box full of parts without anything in the way of a manual. A few videos I found on line showed the basics of how to hook up a drip irrigation system, so that gave me something to go on. There are three types of watering heads included, and it tells what they are, but nowhere does it say which one you want to use for which situation. Which line do you use with what head etc.?What this did do however, was convince me to go to one of the big box stores (BBS)and get better parts. I also found out at the BBS why you use the different heads.So, after laying out the system once and then finding out it didn't work well, mostly because I didn't know what I was doing, I had to do it all over again with the better items from the BBS. As a first time I should have just gone to the BBS and asked the people there about it.So, I was not happy with the product, but if you already know what you're doing, it might work for you. But the parts don't seem to be the same quality of the BBS's.

Easy to set up and saves me a lot of time in my garden. The stakes and nozzles are so light weight that getting them to stay in places took a little extra time but once set up they work good. You can adjust them but it doesn’t make a huge difference in the amount of water the plants get. It only adjusts how the plants get the water! No leakage, quality is good for the price, the connectors easy to use!If you want something that is going to last more than just one season i definitely suggest getting the upgraded version with some sort of metal tips(like copper).