Automatic Drip Irrigation System Kits with 5 Gal Reservoir, Timer, Water Pump,12 Drip Emitters, 65.6FT/20M Drip Tubes Smart Automatic Garden Watering System for Indoor Plants/Lawn/Greenhouse

Is it perfect? No. But with most auto irrigation systems you just have to know how to resolve them.This system is really good, I did have a siphoning issue as other reviews have stated but that’s easily corrected by piercing the hose at the highest point with a tiny pin hole. This allows air to go in after it shuts off and prevent the siphoning effect.I added a solar powered bubbler so the water did not get stale or stink and put a hole in the top for the tube.The control instructions are difficult to understand but there is a video here in the reviews section and after you figure it out it’s simple enough.Appreciate that it keeps the memory of the program times even after power loss.Overall a good product and would recommend.

Need another 5 gallon bucket

This is a good system if you plan to use it manually. The timing system is ridiculous and doesn't make sense at all. Everything is labeled in code that doesn't make sense and the instructions are terrible. I'd rather put a campfire out with my face then to spend one more second trying to get this timer to work. I would encourage whoever designed and labeled this timer, to chase Kyle Rittenhouse with a skateboard.

Its perfect. We use it to water 6 plants.

I can see how this might be useful for some people, but it doesn’t work for me. I have a raised planter that I water by hand, and I was looking for some way to water it when I go out of town for a few days. I don’t have a hose nearby, so I thought the bucket would be a good option. However, it doesn’t hold nearly enough water for my purposes. Also the timer is not at all what I was expecting. It’s not intuitive to set, and you can’t set it to come on once a day. You set it so it runs in a cycle - “x” time on and “x” time off. The longest you can have it off is 9 hours. I got everything set up, and after running the cycle once, the bucket was about 1/4 empty. So, it would quite last two days, at which time I’d have to be home to refill it turn off or the pump will burn up. I suppose if I only had one or two plants that I wanted to water every 9 hours, and only ever went away over night, maybe I could use this. I saw one review where someone used a huge garbage can for water, and that would probably be a good system.

I bought 2 of these there definitely a life saver and less time consuming to use. I use for herb only thing that I would change this to a 5 out of 5 is having a better timer that thing is ancient the psi is enough for what is given don’t try adding extra it spits out water perfectly

All the lights on controller are flashing and can’t program unit. I don’t know how to get help with this issue. Could you direct me how to resolve this issue? Thanks

The media could not be loaded. Pro tip: after assembling, take the blue plastic water gauge out, but leave both of the rubber seals plugged into the bucket. Insert some of the smaller 1/4mm tubing provided into the bottom rubber seal. Take another 5 gallon bucket, drill a 3/8mm hole at the same height as the first bucket’s bottom seal. Remove the rubber seal that was holding the top of the water gauge, insert it into the hole you just drilled. Insert the small rubber tubing into this bucket as well. Now you have a 10 gallon reservoir instead of 5 gallons.Used it for a week in a 4x4 tent while I was on vacation and it worked well. 45 seconds per 24 hrs on the timer, fully open drips if they’re all being used.