Polytunnel Irrigation with Quickcrop

A Quickcrop guide to watering your polytunnel using our irrigation system. How to water the vegetable garden automatically when you are away.

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[gillessellier]

at last you're back. glad to see you again. another great video. keep up the good work. thanks

[spandex]

Quickcrop vids are by far my favourite gardening and growing videos, thank you.

[naimac]

This is a great educational video. This is very clear and giving me confidence in putting together one myself

[saradavis]

Lovely to see a new video posted. Love getting ideas from your videos so please keep producing them.

[SuperAlfie]

Hi, great video, thank you! So the tap has to be left always on, would that not put a lot of strain on your water pump, for example if you were taking your water supply from a private well? Thanks, Alfie

[pauloquigley]

Great video ... but does the hole face downwards, upwards or sideways...???

[delatroy]

Thanks. If you have plants in many individual pots is there a drip solution for that or is overhead the only way?

[boatman]

Main value for me is watering during vacation

[GardeningforBeginners]

All very interesting but we need a solar panel set up if possible cheers Ray

[michaelmcalpine]

this bloke is a pratt; bring the pipe to the tunnel and go up the door frame just put a slow bend in the pipe to go over the door and the same at the other side to go down the door frame a tee piece in the middle for the centre run and drop down onto the bed. The pipe will easily bend to a 9in radius, every elbow or abrupt change of direction causes a decrease in pressure and subsequent flow rate. Who would put the pipes on the floor to be walked on, only some won with little ability or a sales pitch