Solar Irrigation System Kit,New Solar Garden Irrigation System DIY Automatic Watering System,2200mAh Solar Drip Irrigation System with 15 Drippers/15m Watering Hose/Early Warning Function

I never knew I needed this until I had it. Had it for over a year now and I have a balcony and my water source is a watering can. I love that it has different duration across days and times. I genuinely didn’t think it would last longer than a year but it survived the winter outside and keeps my plants healthy! It’s super easy to set up and is really durable. Great value for money given how long it’s lasted and how many plants it saved.

I already use these at my allotment for watering plants in my greenhouse. This year I bought more to water the plants in the house while I was on holiday. They are great I would definitely recommend them. They are easy to set up and easy to use.

On first use it half emptied my water butt as the anti siphon valve didn’t work. I then relocated it above the height of the pump and it fixed it. It didn’t mention that in the instructions and there is even a photo on the listing showing the water pump above the siphon? (Frog ornament). Onto the programs, too short to be effective in a UK summer in a greenhouse with big pots. (My pots are 30 ltrs, 2 droppers on each) max you can have is 400ml/minute and with the longest program being 10 mins once a day, 4 ltrs is nowhere near enough for medium to large pots. I bought 2 units intending to do more pots but have ended up with 4 drippers per pot. So £50 for 8 pots. If you have medium to large water demand I’d spend £40-50 on one unit that delivers a higher ltr per minute and/or several watering cycles per day.

It's a good idea, but annoyingly the max flow rate (10 mins daily) is not enough for using on tomatoes/chilies in a greenhouse. So annoying as if that could be just a bit longer it would be a useful product.

My dad loves this water feeder for his greenhouse plants and veggies. Works well and he is really impressed with little device

Kept my plants alive while I was on holiday

Max setting is ten minutes, once a day, with a flow rate of 400ml a minute. This means the max watering is 4l a day across 10 to 15 plants which really is not enough. Disappointing that this is not properly disclosed in the sales pitch.

Works OK but the dripper design delivers limited amounts of water, not enough for use in a greenhouse when combined with the limited timing options. You can fit a different style of dripper (including adjustable) but many of these use a bigger spigot so getting the pipe on is a bit of struggle, and if you use separately bought pipe you may find that the pipe ID is larger so you need to adapt with plumbers PTFE tape to increase the spigot diameter on the supplied dripper. There are drippers available that have a longer section that fits in the pipe and these seem to deliver more water So the pump and solar panel works OK but maybe could do with more timing options (longer time) or drippers which deliver more water in the same time, especially in a greenhouse