Greenhouse Misting Kit

This overhead system connects easily to your existing outdoor hose faucet or a dedicated greenhouse spigot.

Step 1: Build The Header
If you are using a timer (sold separately), attach your Timer to the water source first. Next, screw on the included Home Garden Filter, followed by the 30 PSI Pressure Regulator, and finish with the Easy Loc Female Hose Start. This complete assembly is known as the "Header."

Step 2: Suspend the Mainline Tubing
Run the 1/2" Mainline Tubing from the Header up to the ceiling or rafters of your greenhouse. Secure the tubing overhead above your benches using pipe straps or zip ties (not included). Use the included Easy Loc Tees and Elbows to branch the tubing down different aisles. Cap the ends using the Figure 8 Ends.

Step 3: Punch Holes & Insert Misters
Using the included Key Punch, pierce a hole in the bottom of the suspended 1/2" Mainline directly above the areas you wish to water. Snap the barbed end of the misters securely into the punched holes. The misters should point directly downward toward your plants.

Step 4: Test & Adjust
Turn on the water and check the spray pattern. If a mister is slightly off-target, you can rotate the tubing. If you punched a hole in the wrong spot, simply plug it with one of the included Goof Plugs.

For detailed layout diagrams and greenhouse plans, check the downloads section below.

System Specifications

What's In The Box

This kit contains commercial-grade components curated for easy home installation.

How do you cool a greenhouse in the summer?
Using an automated overhead misting system is one of the most effective ways to lower greenhouse temperatures. As the fine mist droplets evaporate in the hot air, they absorb heat, creating an evaporative cooling effect that can drop temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees while raising necessary humidity levels.

Is this system good for seed starting?
Yes. The misters emit a gentle, umbrella-like spray that won't dislodge tiny seeds or wash away delicate propagation soil. It provides the consistent, light moisture seedlings need to thrive.

Can I use a timer with this kit?
Absolutely, and it is highly recommended. Because misters output water quickly, greenhouses usually require short watering cycles (e.g., 1 minute every hour). We recommend attaching a high-quality battery-operated hose timer to your faucet before the filter.

What is the difference between drip emitters and misters?
Drip emitters release water slowly directly into the soil at the base of a plant. Misters spray a fine fog or rain into the air over a broad area, making them perfect for covering entire trays of seedlings, increasing humidity, and cooling foliage.