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Saw a flyer the other day that if you subscribe to GW mag then you get one free - not sure if you have to do it at the GW show though but would be worth checking out.
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
NOG - The kit (Hozelock 2822A with 2 Aquapod) normally comes standard without a Timer at about £43.00. The cheapest Hozelock (battery operated) Timer is normally about £23.00.
I bought an Aquapod about two years ago (reduced in Homebase - would you believe!!). The kit with two Aquapods waters either 4 growbags or 10 pots and comes with 10 stakes and a Pressure Reducer.
I have used mine (single Aquapod) for my Tomato watering, but cut the micro hoses and used T-Pieces to branch other drippers on to them. Seems daft to me only watering 5 plants from one Aquapod??
Personally if it's only for a Greenhouse, I feel the Wilkinson Microhose Watering kit at £6.99 just as good (includes Pressure Reducer) and just a matter of buying a cheap Timer if you need one.
Thanks I have my Grenhouse connected to an irigations system but not to a timer.. The Aquapod looks nice and neat mine is like a ba of octipus when not in use.
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A Timer is well worth the money - but I wouldn't recommend the "clockwork type" where you turn the nob every time you want the system to water. I have found it is better to fit a Hozelock Battery operated Timer Garden Water Timer | Garden Water Computer | Hozelock. I bought mine from Wilkos for £23.00 and it has 9 different programmes as well as manual.
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