Greenhouse Irrigation Systems
Greenhouse watering systems that keep humidity and moisture even — micro sprinklers for propagation and cooling, drip lines for benches and pots, with layouts designed for gutter, bench and floor growing.
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Why Greenhouse Irrigation Systems Needs Drip Irrigation
Greenhouse watering systems that keep humidity and moisture even — micro sprinklers for propagation and cooling, drip lines for benches and pots, with layouts designed for gutter, bench and floor growing.
- Micro sprinklers (40–120 L/h) for propagation benches and misting
- Drip lines on benches water pots without splashing foliage
- Floor systems for gutter-grown tomatoes and cucumbers
- Even distribution prevents hot spots and under-watered corners
- 12V or mains timers automate watering for weekends and holidays
- UV-stabilized components rated for high-humidity environments
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FAQ
Questions Buyers Ask
Should I use micro sprinklers or drip in a greenhouse?
For propagation and overhead-loving crops, micro sprinklers. For potted plants, benches and row crops, drip. Many growers combine both — sprinklers for humidity, drip for irrigation.
Can a greenhouse system run automatically?
Yes. Add a battery or mains timer (or a smart controller with soil sensors) to run short cycles automatically. We supply timer-ready kits and can spec a full controller setup for wholesale orders.