Just Zip, Fill, and Walk Away


Just wrap our Treegator Original around a tree, zip the two sides together, and fill it with water.

Step 1

  • Place back of bag against trunk, with zippers on the uphill side of tree.
  • Wrap both sides around trunk until zippers meet together. Use a Single Bag setup for trees from 2.5 to 7.5 cm (1 to 3 inch) caliper. Use a Double bag setup for trees from 10 to 20 cm (4 to 8 inch) caliper (diameter).
  • Zip both sides of bag together from bottom to top.

Step 2

  • Lift up tag at top of bag to expose fill opening.
  • Insert water hose up to 7.5 cm (3 inch) diameter, into fill opening, turn on water supply and begin filling.
  • IMPORTANT: Fill bag only to approximately 1/4 capacity, then proceed to Step 3.

Step 3

  • Gently lift up on the two black straps at top of bag in order to fully expand bottom.
  • If desired, add pre-mixed water soluble nutrients.
  • NOTE: Premix nutrients in separate container.

Step 4

  • Fill with water to desired level.
  • Treegator Original will be empty in approx. 5 to 9 hours.
  • For most newly planted trees 2.5 cm (1 inch) caliper (diameter), follow a fill schedule based on the size of your new tree planting.
  • Once empty, remove bag from tree , move to another planting and re-fill, or store until needed again.

Additional Information


VIDEO DEMONSTRATION

Treegator Original video


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Handling Precautions

Failure to follow the proper handling precautions shown may void product warranty:

  • Before use, remove all sharp objects from area to be irrigated.
  • Do not hang and/or suspend bag from straps.
  • Fill with clean water only. If necessary, filter water through cotton cloth on hose end.
  • Do not unzip bag when full.
  • Do not tear or rip fill opening.
  • Treegator is not a toy - Keep away from children.
  • If using water soluble fertilizers, pre-mix in a separate container before adding mixture to bag (not necessary with water-soluble fertilizer packets).
  • Product is designed for use on mulch. Using product directly on soil can clog drip holes.