Waterjet Stinger: A Tool for Planting Dormant Nonrooted Cuttings

Using high-pressure water forced through specially-designed stainless steel nozzles, you can quickly, easily, and efficiently bore holes for planting dormant, nonrooted cuttings in riparian zones. We provide technical information for constructing and using the Waterjet Stinger. Building the unit tak...

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Published in:Native plants journal 2001-10, Vol.2 (2), p.84-89
Main Authors: Hoag, J. Chris, Simonson, Boyd, Cornforth, Brent, St. John, Loren
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Clay soils
Gravelly soils
indigenous species
Mineral soils
Nozzles
Plant cuttings
Planting
riparian areas
Sedimentary soils
stainless steel
Steels
Water pressure
Water pumps
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Summary:Using high-pressure water forced through specially-designed stainless steel nozzles, you can quickly, easily, and efficiently bore holes for planting dormant, nonrooted cuttings in riparian zones. We provide technical information for constructing and using the Waterjet Stinger. Building the unit takes less than a day and parts cost around US $1200.
ISSN:1522-8339
1548-4785
DOI:10.3368/npj.2.2.84