PTJJXA Tree Watering Bags, 20 Gallon/75L, Watering Bag for Trees, 2 Pack Tree Watering Bags Slow Release, Reusable Slow Release Tree Irrigation System

• 【Thickened Material】The tree watering bags are made of thickened PE material, which is strong and durable, with fibre reinforcement making the material particularly tear-resistant.
• 【Effective Drop Irrigation】After the 20 gallon tree watering bag is filled with water, the water inside the bag will empty within 8 hours. This prolonged, even watering ensures more efficient water uptake.
• 【Keep Trees Wet】Tree watering bags maintain soil moisture to improve tree survival without affecting the trunk. Water automatically adapts to low infiltration clay soils and is absorbed by the root system.
• 【Installation is Simple】Place the irrigation bag around the trunk, close with a zip tie and fill with water from the hose, when the water is about 1/4 filled, lift the black webbing to allow for a fuller fill.
• 【Suitable Trunk Size】The watering bag has a total height of 90 cm and is suitable for newly planted trees or trees with trunk diameters between 8 cm and 30 cm (tree circumference). For larger trees, several watering bags can be easily attached with a zip.

Specifications Material: Thickened PE Capacity: 20 gallons/75L Steps of use: 1. Place the water bag around the bottom of the tree trunk, tighten the zip, and place the hose into the upper water filler to start filling. 2. When the water is filled about 1/4, slightly lift the two black webbing straps on top of the bag, so that the water can be injected more fully. 3. After filling the bag with water, the water inside the bag body will be slowly infiltrated and emptied in 3-8 hours. Water bag advantages: 1. Adaptable - Drip irrigation with low drip intensity can be adapted to viscous soils with low infiltration and will not cause serious deep seepage. 2. Time-saving - Drip irrigation is easy to control automatically, saving labour. Nutrient solution and fertiliser can also be added reasonably according to demand. 3. Water saving - localised irrigation of tree roots saves more than 30% of water compared to ground diffusion irrigation.