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Cycle Soaking Irrigation
What is Cycle-and-Soak Irrigation?
Cycle soaking is an efficient irrigation technique that divides watering into multiple short intervals with breaks in between, allowing water to properly soak into the soil.
Ideal for Clay Soils
Clay soils have slow water absorption rates. Cycle soaking prevents water runoff by allowing time for proper infiltration.
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Perfect for Sloped Areas
On slopes, water tends to run off before absorption.Cycle soaking minimizes the waste by applying water in intervals.
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Water Conservation
By reducing runoff and promoting deeproot growth, cycle soaking can save upto 30% of outdoor water usage
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When Does Your Landscape Need Cycle Soaking?
Identify if your landscape would benefit from cycle soaking irrigation based on these common scenarios.
Situation | Problem | Solution |
Clay Soil | Slow water absorption leads to puddling and runoff | Divide irrigation into shorter intervals with breaks |
Sloped Landscapes | Water runs off before being absorbed by plant roots | Implement cycle soaking with adequate pause periods |
Slow Absorption Areas | Water application rate exceeds soil infiltration rate | Use cycle soaking to match application to absorption |
Water-Scarce Regions | Need to maximize every drop of irrigation water | Cycle soaking reduces waste and improves efficiency |
Cyclic Irrigation Scheduling Guide
Cycle & Soak
Calculate total watering time and valve shut-off time
Watering Plan Results
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