To pick the right drip irrigation tape for your crop, you should consider several factors such as the type of crop, soil type, water quality, and climate.
For example, if you are growing crops that require high water flow rates, you should choose a drip tape with larger emitter spacing and higher flow rates. If you have sandy soil, you should choose a tape with a higher flow rate to ensure adequate water penetration.
Additionally, if you have hard water, you should choose a tape that is resistant to clogging. It is also important to consider the climate in your area, as some tapes are better suited for hot and dry climates while others are better suited for cooler and wetter climates.
Ultimately, the right drip irrigation tape for your crop will depend on a variety of factors, and it is important to consult with a professional to ensure that you choose the best option for your specific needs.
Finally,if you encounter a large undulation of the terrain, need to pay attention to the pressure difference between the pipeline above and below the problem, when appropriate, you can use the pressure compensation drip head to ensure that the pipeline everywhere in the same pressure to work!
We can also refer to the crop planting tables and work with the reality to determine the spacing needed for the crop.
| Emitter spacing | Applied for crops commonly |
| 10cm | All crops |
| 20cm | Chili, flower, melon, onion, pepper, potato, strawberry, tomato,alfalfa, asparagus, banana, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, corn,cotton, cucumber, eggplant. |
| 30cm | Garlic, ginseng, grape, leafy vegetables, lettuce, onion, pepper, pumpkin, rose, spinach, squash, strawberry, sugarcane, tobacco,tomato, turnip, watermelon. |
| 40cm | Alfalfa,grape,onion, pepper, potato, sugarcane, tobacco, turnip, watermelon |
| 50cm | Alfalfa,blueberry, grape, soybean, red plum, sugarcane. |
