• Run the feeding tube from the pressure reducer or tank to your plants.
• The tube is easier to work with if you warm it up first—either in warm water or in the sun. Avoid kinking the tube!
• Cut the tube where needed and insert a T-piece (1) for each branch. Use an end-piece (2) at the very end of the line.
• Make sure all connections are pushed on fully (3).
• For first-time assembly, the pre-assembled drip tubes included in the set can stay attached to the T-piece or end-piece.
Important: The feeding tube is not meant to be buried directly in soil or walls. If you need to run it through those areas, use an empty conduit and make sure all joints remain accessible.
