Drip Irrigation Hose Cellfast 1/2" (12.7 mm) length 22.5 m

Cellfast drip irrigation hose 1/2" (12.7 mm), 22.5 m is a flexible micro-irrigation tubing designed for low-pressure garden systems. The hose integrates evenly spaced built-in emitters to deliver a controlled flow of water directly to the root zone, reducing surface evaporation and promoting consistent soil moisture. Its 1/2" inner diameter and 22.5 m length make it suitable for small to medium beds, rows and container arrangements and for connection to standard garden fittings and manifolds.

Advantages

The hose provides uniform water distribution through preinstalled emitters, helping to minimize water consumption compared with overhead watering. Its flexible construction allows easy routing along beds, borders and pots while resisting kinks under normal garden conditions. The product is compatible with common low-pressure irrigation components and is simple to cut to length and join with standard connectors to build or extend a drip line.

Suitable for

• Vegetable and flower beds in small to medium gardens
• Pot and container irrigation on patios and balconies
• Border strips, greenhouse benches and raised beds
• Supplemental water delivery to individual plants or rows

Key specifications

• Inner diameter: 1/2" (12.7 mm)
• Length: 22.5 m
• Integrated emitters for drip delivery
• Designed for low-pressure micro-irrigation systems
• Flexible polyethylene construction suitable for bending and routing

How to use

Plan the layout on the bed or container area and measure the required length. Cut the hose to size with a sharp tool and connect to the water source or main supply using compatible fittings and pressure regulation as required. Position the hose along planting rows or around pots so emitters are adjacent to plant root zones; secure with staples or clips if needed to maintain placement. Operate at low system pressure recommended for drip irrigation and flush the line before first use to remove debris.

Usage recommendations

Use a pressure regulator and filter in the supply line to maintain stable emitter flow and to prevent clogging. Run short test cycles to check uniform wetting patterns, adjust spacing or flow as necessary, and winterize or store indoors in regions with freezing temperatures to prolong hose life.