VIVOSUN 1.35 Gal/5L Pump Sprayer, Garden Water Sprayer for Plants, Weeds & Lawn Care, with 3 Nozzles, 50'' Long Hose & Pressure Relief Valve

This thing is awesome! I was originally using the regular handheld one but it's been over a year, and I'm using it both indoors and outdoors, as well as it taking a bit of a beating with the natural wear and tear. But it still works very well ( the handheld vivosun) But with my new indoor grow I had the problem from day one of reaching the back of my tents (pots) and watering them with as much confidence and especially without disturbing the branches of my other ladies when they start to get thick and it's more of a hassle getting too the back potts. Also it's more transparent than the straight white one so when measuring you can actually measure your nutrients. It also as a pressure release valve so if you over pump and the water is coming out to fast/hard, pounding into the soil creating splash you can just release a small nozzle on the top to adjust the pressure of flow. It basically works right out of the box you really don't even need to read the instructions. It come with a few different extra different type nozzles I assume are for fertilizing and or watering if you want to get really dexter, but the base nozzle it comes with is adjustable to the calibration of the handheld just with the added extension. And I like that it's plastic but I'm not sure why? I won't tell you some bs vegan or bpa or whatever I just never liked the metal nozzle, I always think hard partials are some how getting in the medium, but probably just to much cbd and hempvana, lol. It's very light even though it's twice the size of a handheld gallon it's almost as easy to shake when you have water soluble mixers or whatever at max level. The only down side is probably if you were getting by with just the one handheld it takes a bit of getting used to if you are going to start mixing your nutrients according to the measurements of 1.3 gal. Generally you would rather underwater than over water your plants especially when using npks or other types of nutrients that are highly concentrated. But I just recommend cutting the dosage down and finding the sweet spot between you and your new go-to water device. This company really never disappoints me I use their tents as well and same thing. A few pin holes here and there the zippers need patience, but they hold up tried and true and are extremely easy, well if you had two people extremely easy, but very fun to construct. And I give them quite a beating in both drainage and putting way to much stuff on top of them, opening the observation window a zillion times a day and the velcro still hold/sticks, lean against it while doing other stuff. Anyhow what I'm getting at is the watering tank is just perfect for that capacity you need but also with the compactablity and quality of an industrial water sprayer. I would easily recommend this to anyone from a novice just several plant growing person to a small farmer neither would be overkill or not enough.

Very happy with this sprayer. It is sturdy and easy to carry. No problems after 2-months of killing weeds!Don’t know how long it will last but I suspect it will last for several years.

The overall quality seems pretty good for an all plastic sprayer at this price point. Despite what some other reviews state, ALL 3 nozzles are included. The wide nozzle is not a complete nozzle, it is an insert that replaces the stream nozzle that comes installed but it is definitely included (you can even see it in one the pictures from someone who said it wasn't included). The double nozzle sprays very lightly and not very consistently. It would probably work fine if you were spraying plants but for my pesticide application around the house perimeter it was not ideal. I had hoped the wide nozzle was a little wider but it provided a very consistent, fairly heavy spray. It worked very good for spraying my foundation and the grass near it. If the double nozzle worked better I'd give this 5 stars but overall this works much better than other cheap sprayers I've used that come with only 1 adjustable nozzle.

GREAT SPRAYER - Except when the tank is full - NEVER LIFT THE TANK WITH THE TEE HANDLE! The Pump handle when I lifted the filled sprayer by the tee handle... The weak brittle plastic clips which attacth the top of the pump with the Pump handle to the bottom of the tank... It is weak enough that if you left it by the Tee-Handle while full it breaks the pump loose from the bottom of the damn tank... Luckily there is still half a tab to clip it back in to... Or it would have been totally useless... Otherwise it's a fantastic pump! - i did also buy an all metal spray handle! Those short plastic wand sprayers are a damn BACKBREAKER - Make the sprayer long enought for someone 6 feet tall to spray weeds on the ground without stooping over for an hour - ruining your low back in the process to spray all those low or new weeds which spring up all over the yard after a good storm. These damn included short wands are WAY TO SHORT ON ALL THESE TYPES OF SPRAYERS! FIX THAT PLEASE! IT HELLISH! OTHERWISE I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS SPRAYER WITH A FEW DECENT UPGRADES I HAVE MENTIONED. IT NOT MUCH MORE MONEY.

Technically, the VIVOSUN Pump Sprayer is a pressurized sprayer. Everything looks and feels legit. I put my weed killer in, pumped it up, and was ready to go full on Clint Eastwood on some weeds. When I pulled the trigger, some weed killer dribbled out haphazardly. No biggie, I'll adjust the spray tip to get the type of spray I need. No matter what I did, the spray never changed from the slow dribble. There is no adjusting the sprayer tip, it just spins and spins and spins forever without any change to the spray. We have all used adjustable sprayers before where the tip adjusts closer or further away from the base and focuses the spray accordingly. Not this sprayer. Even though they advertise this is an adjustable sprayer...it’s not. It's just a single hole that lets liquid dribble out the tip without any adjustment no matter how many hours you spend spinning the stupid tip.But wait, there's more. The sprayer comes with two other tips, a dual tip to cover larger areas, and a fan tip to, you know, spray in a wide angle. Both tips are on the photos and descriptions, and the sprayer does ship with tips that do resemble what is advertised. However, both things they shipped are fake representations of actual tips. They have no holes to spray with and no threads to screw the tips onto the wands.I seriously do not understand. 95% of what was included was legit. The canister, the pumping cylinder, the hoses and the trigger/wand were high quality, but they decided to cheap out on all three sprayer tips. It makes no sense. None.What a waste of everyone's time.