Micro-irrigation: An efficient, eco-responsible solution for your garden
The benefits of micro-irrigation

1. Significant water savings
Unlike traditional sprinklers that cover large areas, micro-irrigation directly targets plant roots. The result? A reduction of up to 50% in water consumption. With this system, every drop is used efficiently, minimizing losses due to evaporation or runoff.
2. Optimum health for your garden
Overwatering or uneven watering can lead to fungal diseases and weaken plants. With micro-irrigation, water is delivered slowly and deeply, ensuring even hydration that promotes root development and keeps lawns and plants healthy.
3. Save time and effort
Overwatering or uneven watering can lead to fungal diseases and weaken plants. With micro-irrigation, water is delivered slowly and deeply, ensuring uniform hydration that promotes root development and keeps lawns and plants healthy.
4. An ecological and responsible solution
5. Flexible, adaptable installation
Whether it’s for a small lawn, a vegetable garden, or flower beds, micro-irrigation easily adapts to all types of landscaping. You can add or modify drippers and sprinklers as your garden evolves.
What types of micro-irrigation systems are available?

1. Drip irrigation

2. Micro-sprinklers
Unlike drip irrigation, which distributes water at a precise point, micro-sprinklers project fine droplets over a small area. This type of irrigation is perfect for lawns, flowerbeds and crops requiring larger but still controlled watering.

3. Porous pipes
Also known as weeping pipes, these perforated conduits allow water to pass gradually along their entire length. They are particularly effective for areas planted in rows, such as borders or flowerbeds, providing continuous, even soil moistening.

4. Underground irrigation systems
Each system can be combined with a programmer and humidity sensors for even more precise watering management.
How to install a micro-irrigation system?
1. Assess water requirements and surface area to be covered
- The land area
- The type of plants and their water needs
- The available water pressure and flow rate
A detailed plan of the land helps determine the areas requiring more intense irrigation and those that can manage with a lower water supply.

2. Choose the right components
- Drippers: for localized watering of individual plants
- Micro-sprinklers: to cover larger areas
- Soaker hoses: for consistent in-line hydration
- Pressure regulators: to prevent uneven irrigation
- Water filter: to prevent debris buildup and avoid dripper clogging

3. Install irrigation network

4. Test and adjust the system
- All drippers or sprinklers are functioning properly
- Water is distributed evenly
- There are no leaks or uncovered areas
Adjustments may be necessary to optimize irrigation based on the actual needs of the plants and weather conditions.

Why choose Roque Paysagement for your installation?




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