You will need a drip irrigation mainline (16mm or 12mm), a punch tool (hole puncher), and your "Green Farm 1 PC."

Not all "1 PC" units are equal. Some output 2 L/h (good for carrots/lettuce), others 8 L/h (good for tomatoes/cucumbers). A mismatch will either drown or dehydrate your plants.

By buying one piece, testing it, understanding it, and then scaling up, you avoid waste, save money, and conserve water. In the world of green farming, small is not just beautiful; it is revolutionary.

Using the punch tool, create a hole in the mainline where you want the water source. Ensure the hole is clean—no ragged edges.

The outlet should point directly at the root zone of your plant. For tree crops, place it near the drip line; for vegetables, place it 2-3 inches from the stem.

Imagine buying just one soil moisture sensor for €40 to test a dry corner of your field. If it works, you scale up. This risk-free, modular purchasing is the democratization of agritech.