164FT 200 Pcs Drip Irrigation Kit,Garden Watering System with 1/4 inch Blank Distribution Tubing Hose,Automatic Irrigation Equipment for Greenhouse,Yard,Lawn,Plant

Pretty easy to set up. The material is pretty sold. There’s no leaves or cracks in the system's. The timer works well, but I wouldn’t put in a place with direct sunlight. Very convenient if you have a busy lifestyle., it’s convenient to have the timer to water your plants so you have a piece of mind they won’t die.

I'm only using about 30% of the kit and it seems to work ok. I will use the rest next season(s) to fill in for failures. Distribution is pretty even, but never perfect. That's par for the course with these low cost kits. Basically I treat these as yearly "throw-aways" because they will clog in some parts and leak in others, eventually becoming so uneven that I throw them out, rather than try to winterize it and store it.

I no longer hand water my pepper garden every morning and night after installing this drip system. It's pretty simple to lay out and took just the afternoon to hook up. The press-fit connectors required a little elbow grease to insert into the hoses, so I recommend warming up the hose with a lighter or letting set out in the sun a bit first. The finished product worked great, with no leaks, and saves me time and wasted water from overspray.

Most likely you will use parts of this or a shorter version. It works okay. The tips are difficult to put in. I read another review that recommended heating before placement and that helped. A good product but not what I was expecting.

I ordered this as a starting place for exploring how I might connect my rain barrels to a drip irrigation system for my two large gardens. The kit comes with 164 ft of line and a variety of connectors. I immediately started finding all kinds of extra uses for the drip line that I never considered. They connect to the nearly useless watering bags with a single outspout that I accidentally ordered...ohh look, now I have drip irrigation watering bags... Back to the original plan however, connected to the solar fountain pump that I also ordered, I suddenly had a solar powered rain barrel drip irrigation system. The drip connections all seem to work well and have rotating control for managing the water output. I appreciate the hose connectors that let me prime the system for the rain barrel to run. I'm still in the process of setting things up but so far Im very happy with the amount and variety of connections provided.

I was excited to get this Ztojayic Drip Irrigation Kit and set it up in my small greenhouse, but this was too confusing for a newbie to these systems. There weren't any instructions, so I had to figure out what hooked up to what and where. This puzzle became too much for my senior brain to handle, so I gave up and will try again after I have done more research.

I have an “L” shaped vegetable garden that is 40 feet long by 4 feet wide. Because of the shape I had to move the sprinkler several times to water the entire garden. I was hoping to use the system to make watering easier.Everything went together fairly easily, and it only took me a couple of hours to get everything laid out the way I wanted. Initially I laid everything out in one long line, using Drippers off the main line, however, due to the constraints of the quarter inch tube, the water did not reach the end drippers. I then laid it out using two lines, and was able to get some water to the drippers at the end.All of the pieces are well made and everything went together without any problems or leaks. I gave this four stars only because the water flow is too limited by the narrow tube in a garden as long as mine. Next year I will lay it out differently, with the water line coming in at the middle of the garden so each run will be 20 feet. I think that will improve the flow at the end.

This drip irrigation kit is exactly as described. The connectors fit very snugly onto the appropriate tubing, there is a little bit of a learning curve with getting the attachments snug, but with practice it gets much easier. One trick is to warm the end of the tubing before putting it on, that way when it cools and contracts, it will fit down tight.