Powered watering but not auto drip

[Terpeneluv]

Hey can you guys tell me what I need in order to put a hose in at gallon bucket and water at the other end? Do I just get a simple pump?

It's difficult to get the end of a watering can and lift it the whole way to empty due to the scrog.

Thanks

 

[Terpeneluv]

Anybody? What do I need to do this? I can't find anything online but there's a chance I'm not using the correct search keywords. I might not even be giving you the correct description, but I need some sort of little pump with a hose to sit in the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket so I can just stick the hose in the pots and water that way.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I'm off tomorrow and this is my chance to do this.

Thanks!

 

[cemchris]

most pumps you get (400 gph plus) have a fitting to attach a garden hose to. Just use that and a wand with some type of valve or pressure switch. Or hell just put a PVC ball valve on the end and open and close. Bunch of ways you can do it with a 5 min trip to home depot and about 5 bucks worth of parts.

 

[visajoe1]

battery powered siphon pump, $9

Battery-Operated Liquid Transfer Pump

Amazing deals on this Transfer Pump Battery Operated at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

 

[Eyebedam]

Aquarium pump, airline tuning, & a adjustable ball valve,, it should do exactly what you need it to do.

 

[BigCube]

Just put a bit of hose on the end of a funnel. Save your money.

 

[Terpeneluv]

Ended up with a $12 pump and 20ft of tubing. Works like a charm. I got 20ft for my veggies outside and it works great.

Thanks!