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Micro-Drip

Micro-Drip Emitters & Stakes

Micro-drip is a clean upgrade for containers and detail areas: predictable watering without misting sidewalks, patios, and entry features.

Clean container watering No overspray Needs filtration Serviceable routing

Where micro-drip shines

  • Containers and planters: consistent watering where pots dry quickly
  • Entry features: clean results where overspray is unacceptable
  • Landscape beds: targeted watering as plants mature and spray patterns no longer fit

How we scope micro-drip

  • Water source and control: confirm the zone and how it will be scheduled (drip behavior)
  • Hardware fit: select emitter/stake style and routing that stays serviceable
  • Reliability basics: confirm filtration + regulation so emitters perform consistently
  • Service readiness: avoid hidden connections that become leak points later

Pro tip: scheduling matters

Micro-drip is not turf irrigation. Run times and frequency should match the container/plant and local conditions. If you want smart scheduling help, see Smart Irrigation.

Related: See Irrigation Upgrades for common upgrade paths (beds, containers, and controller upgrades).
Container standard: See our service-friendly Container Micro-Drip Kit (2 ft emitter run) (isolation + winterization-ready end).

Availability

We confirm fit and compatibility during service and can supply or install owner-supplied hardware.

At a glance

Micro-drip facts
IndustryIrrigation
ConceptMicro-drip emitters, stakes, and distribution tubing
Best fitContainers, planters, beds, and detail zones
Common symptomDry containers, inconsistent output, clogged emitters, tubing leaks
Reliability basicsFiltration/regulation + clean routing + seasonal checks

Want micro-drip added?

We can scope containers/planters, add micro-drip cleanly, and verify scheduling so it stays reliable.

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Also see: Tune-Ups & Repairs and Winterization.