A good spray-gun is an invaluable piece of grow-room equipment. The Aquaking takes the hassle out of applying foliar feeds and pest/disease control products to your plants. With an 8 litre capacity, the Aquaking takes care of larger sized grow areas with no problem at all.
How the Aquaking Pump Action Spray Bottle Works
The top part of the bottle with the pressure plunger screws off so that you can fill the bottle and mix foliar feeds or pest control solution without the need for a separate container. The nozzle is adjustable from stop to fine-spray to jet and everything in-between. Once the bottle is full to the fill-line, the plunger is repeatedly lifted and pressed down, which creates pressure inside. Care should be taken not to build up excessive pressure. If this is the case, use the handy pressure release valve located on the top of the bottle. When the spray trigger is pressed, the liquid in the bottle is forced up through supply tube and out through the nozzle on the end of the spraying lance. When dealing with larger grow areas, you don't even have to hold the trigger down – just slide the blue trigger cover and it will stay locked in place allowing you to spray away to your heart's (and your plants') content without even moving a finger! Use the supplied strap to carry the sprayer and you can turn a thirty minute job into a five minute job.
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Your choice of size of Aquaking Pressure Sprayer (choose your size above) including 1 x Pump Action Sprayer Bottle, 1 x carrying strap (depending on size) and 1 x spraying lance (depending on size)
Fill the bottle up to the fill-line with the liquid with which you wish to spray and screw the top back on tightly. Repeatedly lift and push down the plunger several times to build up a pressure in the bottle. Do not build up excessive pressure; use the pressure release valve if this is the case. Adjust the nozzle for the type of spray that you want, aim the spraying lance at your plants and press the spray trigger on the handle. It is advisable to only spray your plants when the lights are off. Do not allow the spray to come into contact with your grow-lamp or electrical outlets/appliances. If spraying harmful products, it may be wise to wear protective clothing, eye protection and a mask while applying the spray. Always clean the bottle after use to avoid build-ups and deposits in the nozzle and to maximise the lifespan of your spray-bottle.
