CTKcom Adjustable 360 Degree Water Flow Irrigation Drippers on Stake Emitter Drip System,Pack of 50

I am done with drip emiters. Eventually, they stop working and I have no idea until the plant starts to die. I have two houses and have replaced most of the emitters with these CTK. I have installed about 150, big yards. I adjust flow to match the plant and they don't plug up. Plus they don`t tend to get buried and lost. I can stake them where I want them and they stay there. Plus they are 1/3 the price here then in the big box store. Love em!

Was concerned about performance given the price, but pleasantly surprised. The adjustable flow works as desired, there are detents so the setting says where you leave it, even with fairly high pressure water behind it. I used this throughout my front yard - Hunter Irrigation Valve to a 1/2" main flex tubing line, with ~25 1/4" lines to each of these emitters. Turned on the water, increased the flow rate until the valve stopped squealing and adjusted each emitter relative to each plant. Couldn't have been easier and I'm saving so much water - nothing goes to waste, no overspray, or water lost to evaporation. And...the plants are happy and healthy.

As others have said, the fitting is a little large, making it hard to attach the tube. A tip someone else mentioned is using the end of stake as a reamer to stretch the tube open first. That worked for me. I use needle nose pliers to grip the tube & push.

These are about 1/4 of the price of others on the market! Yeah! And what is great is that they work just as well. I have about 10 fruit trees that I have planted in 26" pots to help keep them more manageable as I am getting a little up in years (71). I ran a 1/2" water line with a 1/4" drip line coming off to each tree with these on the ends. It works perfect.

I’ve used drip irrigation in my gardens for several years. Purchased a variety of drippers & sprayers from Lowe’s and from HD. Every year some of the bubblers and sprayers connections break. It was getting to the point I’d spend $10 or more each year to replace drippers. At 1/ piece I didn’t purchase extras. Come these, now I have 50 for price that is reasonable. They don’t seem any less durable than brand name parts. Even so, install them and not move them what’s to break?

I have bought this product multiple times over the years. They work well and let me adjust the sprinkler setting for each plant, in case turning it off when I don't want any water.

These were an excellent price since they’re over a dollar each at the big home improvement store. They’re extremely hard to attach to the spaghetti tubing though. You literally have to soak the tubing in very hot water to get them on which is a hassle unless you attach them all in your house beforehand. The top is also a little smaller so is less adjustable. They’re still worth it though for the savings? I have arthritis in my hands so I think I should have just stuck with the brand name.

I like that these little sprayers work betteeer than any I’ve used in the past.