Unfortunately I need something that can spray directly into the pots. We're on watering schedules here in Colorado, so I have to get as much water as I can in the pots in a relatively short amount of time so I don't get a letter from big brother. The Orbit seems like a good choice, and the micro sprinklers mentioned above are pretty much exactly what I was looking for.
You can do a drip system just reduce to the drip line and put emitters in each pot. There are emitters that spray in a circle rather than a single drip which won't work if you use an open inorganic soil because it will just run through.
Correct - the irrigation tubing will connect to the faucet timer. Keep in mind that the b-hyve products need to access your WiFi in order for them to work - and the faucet mount timers need to be connected via a "smart hub" transmitter that b-hyve sells... Read up on it and make sure it'll work for you.
Definitely going to do my research on it, good starting point tho.
No, city ordinance. You can only water your lawn on specific days. Typically 2 or 3 days per week. So if i had a lawn sprinkler running multiple times every day wasting water, I'd get a fine.
Yea, most of Colorado outside the mountains is an Arid Desert.
Yea, this is what I was coming to as well. Thanks for the input!
Just wondering if you have any information on the pot mister spray nozzles you use?
