Description
A blind drip tube does not have built-in drippers (emitters) – its surface is completely solid. Using a special hole punch, holes are punched in the blind drip tube and external drippers are inserted into them. Using a blind drip tube (without built-in drippers) with the subsequent addition of drippers (by piercing) allows you to more flexibly adjust the watering to a specific plant root. Therefore, the distance between the drippers can be different, depending on the location of each plant.
A blind tube does not have emitters, it serves as a main line to the drip tape, and you can also mount drippers in it wherever you want.