These Maxijet Spraying Pot Stakes have a 160 degree down spray pattern and come in three different water outputs - Black Pot Spray Stake is 6.4 GPH or Gallons Per Hour, the Blue Pot Spray Stake is 10.5 GPH and the Green Pot Spray Stake is 16 GPH for larger plants and containers. The varying spray nozzle sizes allow you to vary the amount of spray and water received by each plant on the same watering circuit.

The Pot Spraying Stake comes with a molded-in shut-off arm, which allows you to take the feeding line off the active stake feeder terminal and place it on the shut-off arm, which acts as a shut-off plug. This allows you to quickly and easily deactivate one plant stake without taking any other stakes off-line. Each stake has a two-step inlet that allows the use of PE or Vinyl tubing sizes.

Indeed this is a quality product from a quality manufacturer and I will shortly be giving the results of my first test of them in my own patio container garden.

Important - any time you get involved with a spray type drip mist application, an effective filter of 200 mesh is absolutely essential to prevent clogging. Once clogged, it is virtually impossible to unclog the tiny aperature. So make sure you install a 200 nesh filter before attempting usage of any spray type drip mist equipment.