UV Proof Slow Release Irrigation Bag 20 Gallon Tree Watering Bag

Basic Info

Model NO.	HT1105
Production Capacity	3600000/Year

Product Description

Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details
30pcs/carton.
Port
Ningbo
Lead Time :

Quantity(Pieces)	1 - 1000	>1000
Est. Time(days)	7	To be negotiated

20 Gallon (75L) Tree Watering Bag Slow-Release

Product Description

Item No.: HT1105

Desc.: 20 Gallon (75L) Tree Watering Bag, Durable UV Proof, Slow Release, Water Saving

BENEFITS:

• Ideal for newly planted shade or street trees.
• Reduces transplant and drought
• 100% water absorption with no run-off
• Install and fill in minutes with no tools required
  

SPECS:

• Made from high quality materials, fiber-reinforced PVC tarpaulin, with scrim reinforcement, NOT PE.
• The tree watering bags are produced for watering newly planted trees from 1 to 8 inches in caliper (trunk diameter) with branches beginning at least 25 inches from the ground or higher.
• Use a Double Bag setup (2 single bags zipped together back-to-back) to water 4 inch to 8 inch caliper trees
• Black polypro straps and nylon zipper
• 2 water release holes per bag
• Continuously waters for approximately 5 to 9 hours
• UV stabilized to withstand exposure to sunlight.
• Fill opening fits up to 3" diameter hose.

MEASUREMENTS:

Full - 32" tall x 20" wide (at base)

30pcs/cartonvv15000pcs/20'GP

Basic guidance for watering trees:

Deep Water Saturation is Key
Why is deep watering my new tree so important?
Newly planted / transplanted trees, with their greatly reduced root systems and the shock from being removed, are in great need of frequently applied deep irrigation.
Deep watering keeps moisture concentrations far below the surface, reducing transplant shock, and attracting roots downward deep into the soil.

How deep is "deep enough"?
Deep watering to a depth of at least 12 inches or more is recommended. Most of the root system of a tree is located within the top 2 to 4 feet of soil.
With new trees, it is also recommended that water be applied directly over the root ball / root mass.

How can I efficiently achieve deep water saturation?
Experts suggest that the best way to efficiently ensure deep water penetration is to slowly and evenly apply a high volume of water in a single application.
The tree watering bags
slowly and evenly applies a high volume of water over an extended time period, allowing for deep water saturation with every application.