DeWitt Dew Right Drip Irrigation Bag

The DeWitt Dew Right Drip Irrigation Bag takes the most critical variable in new tree success off your hands — consistent, deep root zone watering during the establishment period — and handles it automatically. Fill it once, and it slowly releases water directly to the root zone over an extended period, eliminating the transplant water stress that causes so many newly planted trees to fail. No tools required, installs in about five minutes, and most new trees only need a fill one to two times per week. Safe to use with nutrient and chemical additives.

Slow, Deep Root Zone Watering — Without Daily Attention

The difference between a quick surface watering and slow-drip root zone delivery is significant for newly transplanted trees. Surface water runs off or evaporates before reaching deep roots — the Dew Right Bag delivers its full volume slowly and directly to the root zone, allowing deep soil penetration that matches how roots actually absorb water. One to two fills per week is all most new trees need to establish successfully, eliminating the daily watering routine that most home orchardists can’t maintain consistently.

Five-Minute No-Tools Installation

The bag zips around the trunk without any tools — installation takes about five minutes from unpackaged to filled and working. That simplicity makes it practical to set up immediately at planting and move between trees as needed throughout the establishment season.

Prevents Runoff and Evaporation — Every Drop to the Tree

Two of the biggest inefficiencies in tree watering are runoff and evaporation. The Dew Right Bag addresses both: the bag design concentrates water directly at the base of the tree rather than spreading outward, and the slow release rate allows soil absorption to keep pace with delivery, minimizing losses. Compatible with nutrient solutions and chemical additives mixed into the water for targeted root zone treatment delivery.

Why Growers Choose the DeWitt Dew Right Bag

• Eliminates transplant water stress — the leading cause of new tree failure
• 1–2 fills per week — far less maintenance than daily hand watering
• No-tools installation — zips around the trunk in about five minutes
• Slow deep root zone delivery — penetrates where newly transplanted roots need it most
• Prevents runoff and evaporation — every drop goes directly to the tree
• Compatible with additives — delivers nutrients and treatments alongside water