Sir Kinksalot is being retired

I've had enough of dealing with Sir Kinksalot's moods and lack of co-operation, so he has been retired (or will be as soon as I put the new hose onto the hose trolley).

I've treated myself to a 100m RHS Everflow hose (cost an arm and a leg!), which I hope will serve me well for a number of years - I will post a review in the tools section once I have used it a few times.

However, I now have 20+ metres of hose, that still works (albeit with a propensity to kink), and I am wondering if I can re-use it somehow; If I were to puncture really tiny pin holes in it, and zig-zagged it across the ceiling of the greenhouse, would it work as a greenhouse irrigation thing?

 

I will need to think carefully where I drill the holes though, I don't have beds in my greenhouse, only pots. I am actually now wondering about getting some of these fellows and pushing them through tiny holes in the hosepipe (maybe 18-inch intervals?), then running it around the pots in the greenhouse so I can water the bulk of them all in one go.

 

Not a clue - the hose is just over 45 m long at a guess, so I reckon I will get round a fair bit?

 

No more than a couple of inches, based on those wee sprinkler heads I linked to.