Goal: moisten soil 6 inches deep once per week. For young blueberries, 5 gallons/week; for 4–6 ft plants, 10 gallons/week if no rain.
Time how long your hose takes to fill a 5-gallon bucket. That’s your 5-gallon delivery time. Adjust for plant size and rainfall.
For lawns, use the tuna-can method: stop when 1 inch collects 10 feet from sprinkler.
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