Orchard & Tree Irrigation
Orchard irrigation built for trees — under-tree micro sprinklers and drip rings that water the root zone evenly, reduce disease, and survive years of sun, frost and machinery traffic.
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Why Orchard & Tree Irrigation Needs Drip Irrigation
Orchard irrigation built for trees — under-tree micro sprinklers and drip rings that water the root zone evenly, reduce disease, and survive years of sun, frost and machinery traffic.
- Under-tree micro sprinklers (100–300 L/h) wet the full root zone
- Drip rings and 2–4 emitter arrays for young trees
- UV, frost and UV-stabilized materials rated for open-field life
- Low profile avoids mower and harvester damage
- Zone design by tree spacing and soil type — free layout with wholesale orders
- Fertigation-ready for precise nutrient delivery
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FAQ
Questions Buyers Ask
Micro sprinkler or drip for orchard trees?
Micro sprinklers suit wider spacing (4–8 m) and heavy soils — they wet a large root zone. Drip rings suit young trees and sandy soils. Many orchards use micro sprinklers for establishment, then switch to drip at maturity.
How much water does an orchard tree need?
A mature tree needs roughly 50–150 L per week in summer, depending on climate and soil. A 100 L/h micro sprinkler running 1 hour twice a week covers a typical tree.