The automatic timed watering device is simple and easy to use, making watering flowers in summer more worry-free.

Every time I go away for a few days or longer, a large batch of the plants at home dies off, so I still had to figure out a solution... So after this automatic watering system was successfully set up, even when I am not at home, the watering can be done automatically.

This is a qualitative leap, isn't it, isn't it?

Very easy to DIY, it was installed in no time. I hope a small stake can be designed under the tee connector to make it easy to secure to the ground, then adjusting the direction of the spray nozzle above would be just perfect! The water pressure is very strong, and the coverage is more than enough.

Points to note when connecting the tube to the tee connector:

1. When connecting the tube to the tee connector, do not roast it with fire; roasting with fire will cause the tube to lose its elasticity, and then water flow will cause it to come off!

2. When connecting the tube to the tee connector, do not rotate the tube after connecting it, as this will create a gap between the tube and the tee connector and cause leakage.

3. When connecting the tube to the tee connector, all 3 barbed fittings must be fully connected in one go. If it was not connected properly at first and came off after water was turned on, the previously connected part must be cut off and reconnected. Connection tip: for a load-bearing tee connector, you can soak about 2 cm of the tube end in boiling water for 5 seconds and then connect it, or dip the tube end in a little cooking oil before connecting; this will make connecting very convenient!

This thing is really practical, when I am not at home I rely on this amazing tool!