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AT A GLANCE
The Sumisansui Mark II uses fine mist technology with an 80-degree spray angle to deliver gentle, uniform coverage for seedlings and delicate crops. Its rectangular spray pattern covers up to 13 feet wide (6.5 feet on each sid...
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Effective but fragile.
Sumo soakers solve the problem of overhead watering rectangular areas very effectively. The one issue I’ve had so far is they tend to rupture easily, even when using the proper pressure regulator.
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Ryan · 6 days ago
New Farm, New Irrigation
I just finished building out a small urban farm and wanted to give Sumi Soakers a try after hearing about them from a farmer friend. I bought the R-wide version for general use as it will water whole sections of the farm when something other than drip is needed. I bought the Mark II specifically for permanent use in a small tunnel, which I am using for succession seeding of greens and carrots. I installed this running right down the middle of the pathway and it's set to water a couple times per day, which has resulted in excellent germination so far. Very excited about this.
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Ryan · June 2, 2026
SUMI SOAKER MAGIC!
It took a little while to get it dialed in, but I've been using the SUMI on the "Back 40" where typical overhead fails because of low pressure. We've used drip back there in the past, but it's not great for germination of root crops. The SUMI has solved this problem as we can let it run for an hour to get close to a half inch of even coverage. Gamechanger!
Pro-tip: I fixed mine to a reel that you keep an extension cord on so that I can easily reel it up and move it around the garden to whatever needs a soak. Makes the process quick and easy.