FAQ

Dear farmers,

Today I'd like to introduce to you some of the advantages of low-flow drip irrigation tapes over high-flow drip irrigation tapes for crops.

- **Precise Water Supply and Avoidance of Water logging**:Low-flow drip irrigation tapes can supply water at a relatively slow and stable rate, allowing the water to penetrate more evenly into the soil around the roots of the crops. In this way, the amount of water can be precisely controlled to avoid local water logging, reducing the risk of root hypoxia and the occurrence of diseases. Especially for some crops that are highly sensitive to water, such as strawberries and blueberries, low-flow drip irrigation can better meet their fine-grained water requirements, helping to improve the quality of the fruits.

- **Protection of Soil Structure**:High-flow drip irrigation tapes have a fast water outlet speed, which may cause a certain impact on the soil. Long-term use is likely to damage the soil structure and lead to soil compaction. On the other hand, low-flow drip irrigation tapes have a gentle water flow, causing less damage to the soil structure, which is conducive to maintaining the soil's air permeability and water retention capacity, creating a favorable soil environment for the growth of crop roots.

- **Reduction of Nutrient Loss**:During the irrigation process with low-flow drip irrigation tapes, the water penetrates slowly, enabling the nutrients in the soil to be better absorbed and utilized by the crops, reducing the loss of nutrients with water caused by flood irrigation or high-flow irrigation. This is of great significance for improving the utilization rate of fertilizers, reducing fertilization costs, and protecting the environment. For example, when growing vegetables, a reasonable supply of nutrients can make the vegetables grow more robustly and reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests.

- **Adaptability to Different Terrains**:Low-flow drip irrigation tapes have a relatively low working pressure. Even in farmland with complex terrains or a certain slope, they can carry out irrigation more evenly. However, high-flow drip irrigation tapes may result in uneven water flow distribution due to terrain factors, affecting the irrigation effect. For instance, in mountainous orchards, low-flow drip irrigation tapes can better adapt to terrain changes, ensuring that each fruit tree receives an appropriate amount of water.

In conclusion, low-flow drip irrigation tapes have advantages in precise water supply, protection of soil structure, reduction of nutrient loss, and adaptability to different terrains. They can provide more suitable water conditions for the growth of crops, helping to increase the yield and quality of crops. It is an irrigation device that is definitely worth your consideration.