Will it spray vertically? Iâm looking for a tool to spray rows of plants.
1245743
No, there is a hand held wand you could use but when you switch to the fixed sprayer they are mounted on a horizontal metal piece. It could be modified to vertical if your the handy type.
1245744
I think you could rotate the pipe with the nozzles to spray in about any direction. Mine wasn't plumbed in a manner which would allow varying the nozzle pressure. It's just a matter of buying some additional tubing and a bypass valve.
888424
The vertical planter in the picture is for outdoor use. When I hung the planter indoors filled with soil and fresh herbs, and water, the planter became wet and leaked water down the walls. If you want an indoor planter, check out the Living Walls planter at - WoollyPocket.com‎
2125330
It is not equipped to run vertically, as it only comes with hangers for horizontal use. It's possible, however, that you could use one of the attached hangers and attach your own to the other corner. Then vertical use could be obtained.
408246
It has serpentine tines which are long and pointy. I think that they would cut through PVC sprinkler lines before you realized. If the sprinkler lines are over 6" deep, then I doubt that you would reach them though, so it may be ok to use. A bigger tiller would probably be more likely to damage the lines because it goes deeper.
1824043
I bought it and never used it because it was for my orchid plants and I was afraid it would be to strong for them. I got something similar and am going to try it.
1520538
I would have to say yes. The sprayer has adjustable volumes for the paint. You may need to adjust the angle to get all of the nooks and crannys. Also overspray will probably be brutal due to gravity. Falling on you and the floor... Hope this helps
1469608
It does work in the collapsed position but I would never use it in a down spray application because it is design for spraying upward.
116796
It does not have the spray velocity or extension to reach that height. Hope this helps.
353926
It works vertically. It doesn't cut it out like you would with scissors. It cuts through the mat.
209022
Yes ... I use it at outdoor shows and use it in the vertical position! It works great
1445206
It works well for potted plants if it is set for a fine, cone-shaped spray.
1174888
All of the liquids I've used in it are water based, so spraying plain water should be no problem. The spray pattern is circular and a fairly fine mist, which would be good for the leaves of plants. It may take a while to soak the ground under the plant if this is what you want to do. The wand is 3 ft. in length, my only criticism. A longer wand would make it easier to reach into plant beds in your case and into road ditches in my case. Hope this helps. Also see handle pin replacement recommendation from another reviewer. I did this and it is worth doing.
1174889
Thomas, I used mine for spraying herbicides and would have expected the Chapin to also be suitable for watering plants. A word of caution however in that I had to return my unit after the pumping unit broke within just a couple of weeks. Personally, I would spend a bit more and get the Stihl unit. Good luck with the watering.
882072
It will work on ceilings; make sure you position the intake tube toward the rear of the sprayer.
119620
Not sure. It partially depends on your hose. If I were doing that, I'd use something like extra long, wire twist ties (the kind you get when buying some types of fresh vegetables) and tie the sprinkler down to the plant stand to keep it in place. That may or may not be possible with your stand...
293867
Sure! and it would be good to target areas around plants and things with the cone focusing the spray. It won't hold very much, it's only a quart container but it works like a regular hand pumped garden sprayer. The other comments say the spray isn't adjustable but it is, adjust by twisting the spray end inside the cone from a fine mist to a stream as you would on a pump bottle of cleaner and such.
533712
Yes, it would make very quick work attaching verticals to the fence frame, but the brads very little heads. That is both a positive and a negative. Very very small nail heads, so there is only a small hole and very little shows. The downside is that the nail head acts to give additional resistance to pulling the vertical pieces away from the fence framing. This is one very nice nail gun with almost no jams, a small piece of equipment in your hand, it works with just about any compressor, and is priced much lower than the competition.