A Water Drop on my Quartz
Madeline Fox
2 years ago
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2 years agoMadeline Fox
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Do water drops count?
Comments (3)That's one gorgeous flower! The water drops enhance its beauty, too. You didn't strike out --you hit a home run!...See MoreDropping water level - shrubs?
Comments (3)I don't know. I have done some tests on the amount of water Canna use. The test was in Phoenix, 95-105F and 10% humidity. There were about 8 plants in each container which used about 1 gal of water per day for all 8 plants. I thought that was a lot of water. For your size pond it would be about 135 gal / inch of drop. I don't know how much of a drop you're seeing or how many shrubs you have doing this, but we'd be talking a lot of water. I also don't know how big your Forsythia is, they sure can be huge. But I'd assume most of the water being transpirated would still be coming from the roots in the soil. So it doesn't seem likely to me....See Morewater pressure drop
Comments (2)You did not state what your static water pressure is nor your GPM requirements. . . Anyway, I would certainly not go with the 3/4" line over that long of a distance. You should be looking at at least 1 1/4" or larger depending on your water requirements. There are different pressure losses for pvc pipe and poly pipe....See MoreHas your water bill dropped since using a FL washer?
Comments (33)Sspye, My sister mentioned that a few weeks ago and I almost died laughing. I know the neighborhoods that are most likely to get chickens and they are all near the high schools. The kids are going to get into some trouble! There used to be a lot of farmers that would bring food to the old Farmer Johns stand in AA and loved walking to it as a kid. Things sure have changed!...See MoreGranite City Services
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