Aquaking pressure sprayer 2 liter

The Aquaking 2 litre pressure sprayer is the smallest in this range and the only one you work one-handed. You pump it up at the top, and after that a squeeze of the lever gives an even mist for as long as there is pressure in the reservoir.

Why built-up pressure beats a spray bottle

An ordinary trigger spray bottle puffs once per squeeze, and the mist coarsens as your hand tires. A pressure sprayer builds the pressure in the tank first, so droplet size stays consistent from the first spray to the last. For foliar feeding or keeping cuttings damp, that is the difference between a fine veil that sits on the leaf and fat drops that run straight off.

What this size is for

Two litres covers cuttings, seedlings and young plants, and is light enough to use indoors without standing among your setup with a tank on your shoulder. For a grow tent or a propagator this is the manageable size. For a whole garden or a mature crop in flower it will not stretch: that is where 5 or 8 litres comes in.

After use

Release the pressure before putting it away, flush the reservoir and the lance with clean water, and let it dry open. A pressure sprayer almost always fails through liquid left in the line and the nozzle, not through the tank.

Technical Specifications:

• Capacity: 2 litres
• Operation: pump at the top, squeeze lever at the handle
• Nozzle: adjustable, from jet to mist
• Use: indoors and out, hand-held

Frequently asked questions

Can I use it for foliar feed? Yes, this size suits it particularly well. Flush thoroughly afterwards.

Can I also use it for pesticide? Not in the same sprayer you feed with. Keep one sprayer per type of liquid.

How long does the pressure hold? Until the reservoir empties or you release it. Topping up the pressure as you work is normal.

Is 2 litres enough for a grow tent? Ample for cuttings and young plants. For a full tent in flower, choose 5 or 8 litres.