IRRIGATION SYSTEM
FOR TREES
Piddler
Tree Irrigation System
Drought stress continues to be one of the main causes of mortality of transplanted trees in their first years of establishment.
Water is vital for a tree's growth and sustainability. A lack of regular watering during the first few years undoubtedly causes irreparable damage to the tree.
During the summer period, a tree with a circumference of 6 cm requires an average of 30 liters of water per month, and a tree in mid-growth with a circumference of 20 cm will require an average of 300 liters in the same period of time.
The use of a specific and targeted irrigation system that supplies water directly to the root zone will bring enormous benefits to its development.
PROPERTIES:
Highly efficient in supplying water and air directly to the root system;
Water supply in two directions around the "Rootball", wetting the soil profile laterally;
Losses are minimal, there is no waste of water, evaporation, or loss of water beyond the fixing base;
Easy to water through the tube with a hose or using a pressure adapter to increase the flow;
Easy to assemble, cut to size, and suitable for all sizes of "Rootball";
The tube contains a membrane at the end preventing any type of debris from entering the system;
The watering belt strategically acts as a barrier to the root system, directing it to its ideal growth zone;
The system is compact, significantly reducing transportation costs compared to traditional pipe systems;
The piddler system can be used on straight lines, corners and on green roofs;
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