Drip Irrigation Water Rock Sandstone

Underwhelming but better than nothing.

This rock is a great drip irrigation tool. I use it to water my vegetable garden with acceptable water. I like several features that it comes with and have had few issues, all of which are preventable and easily fixable. I have found that everything grows better and tastes better when I use water that is not straight from the city pipes. I have tried using collected rain water, but that system is too unreliable and even if we do get a large rainfall, Its not good to keep water sitting around too long in containers; it grows slimy green stuff. Soln: I let city water sit in the sun 24-48 hrs then it is good to add to this system and use for my garden. This system comes with just enough tubing to reach my 3 pot raised garden bed. IT is easy enough to get more tubing if I need more. The tubing is nice and flexible, easy for placing it where its needed. The drip heads that come with the kit are adjustable (for dripping speed) and the caps come off to let out debris that might have gotten into the lines. If the lines clog up, its because I put water with debris in my system. I find that I have to raise this rock up above the garden level to get enough pressure for it to run to the end. IF I were to make suggestions, I would add a larger fill port, a stop cock, a few more drip heads and possibly heads with colors for easy id to make sure the system is dripping.

Vinyl tubing is too small to accept drip outlets. It is impossible to penetrate tubing to install outlets even with ice pick or knife. Bought larger diameter tubing, but still needed knife to penetrate tubing. The slit I made to hold outlet leaked. Put water in rock; in a matter of seconds, water ran through and out of tubing. Apparently no one tested how hard it is to install drips, or the tiny clearance of drip once inside tube.Maybe I can just use it to hide keys. Would give minus-stars if they were available.

I reside in Arizona and maintain a yard filled with many desert plants and trees but a limited watering system. For this reason, I was seeking a mobile water supplementation tool. I tried a tree bag but found it problematic. Therefore, I was excited to learn about the Drip Irrigation Rock - per the description it appeared to be a better match for my watering needs. I decided to try the five gallon rock. I was immediately impressed with their customer service because I received it just shortly after placing my order. I am so pleased with the Drip Irrigation Rock that I ordered two more. It does everything as described - the water trickles out, slowly, beneficially, and completely. It is also very easy to use - just fill and go (no batteries, electricity, or hose hook-up needed). I also appreciate its mobility ease - I use mine for several different plants - front and back as well as my trees.If you are in need of a water supplementation tool, I highly recommend the Drip Irrigation Rock. I rate it five stars for its beneficial design and use as well as the company's responsive customer service.

This is the 6th rock I have purchased. I definitely recommend them for slow and deep watering. I have several set up watering 15 floribunda and oso easy roses planted in garden mulched with white rocks. These flower beds are hot! The summer heat surrounding these roses is intense, ranging from 122-146F. Since I have purchased these rocks, my roses look wonderful.I use a couple to just move from place to place when I need a deep watering around a tree or new plantings. I just adjust the water drip to the desired level and walk away.They are definitely a time and water saver!!!

Good for our needs, fake rock looks good in garden, being able to fill it up and water five plants on a bit of a hillside/ bank works out quite well for our needs, set up is easy, you just have to play with the drip rate. Like the idea of this, saves watering some areas that don't need water, ie dirt,rocks in yard. gets to the base or rink around plants

I recently hung a couple hanging flower planters from my back deck. It was a little awkward reaching up to water them everyday. I found the Watering Rock and that solved the problem! The Rock sits on top of my deck with the tubing running down to the planters. Much easier!