Frequently Asked Questions
May I reuse my Tree Camel? Yes, you can for a
period of up to two years. Re-using a Tree Camel comes with no worries.
Can I join more than one Tree Camel together? Sure can! In fact, you can
join them together "end to end" until you circle the globe. Some people in
Australia have actually installed them in a line, to water in new hedge plantings.
If I accidentally tear a hole in my Tree Camel, can I repair it? First,
it isn't easy to tear a hole in a Camel... but, if you do you are in luck. Simply
patch the hole with duct tape.
If I want more water to flow out of my Tree Camel, can I adjust the rate of flow?
First of all, silly you. You're spoiling your tree. But, if you must, simply screw the
coil drip tube further into the inner wall of your Tree Camel until you get the flow
rate you want. If you decide to come to your senses and slow the rate back down, simply
screw the coiled drip tube back out. Why does this work? Beats us... but, it does. If you
want it to drip really fast, cut the coil drip tube to a shorter length. Of course, this
can't be undone.
What does a Tree Camel product cost? It depends largely on your volume.
However, in most cases your distributor should be able to have a price point around $9-14
for a Tree Camel with good to great margins. If this sounds high, think about what
dead plants, labor to water plants, and so forth cost you. Most people get a payout in
less than a week. There are other well known alternatives on the market that sell for
twice as much but, must be refilled at least four times as often!
My workforce is largely Hispanic. Is it easy to train non-English speaking
employees to install either version of the Tree Camel? We gotcha covered. Both
versions come with simple to follow instructions printed on the product, in both English
and Spanish.
I am a distributor. I want to sell individual units to walk up customers. Is
that okay? Sure. In fact, we have each unit printed with a barcode to make this easy. We
also have a great merchandizing system to display your Tree Camels. We
affectionately call it the Camel Barn. EMAIL
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How much water does a Tree Camel hold? It holds a little more than 5
gallons. Wait, hold on! Before you say, "Well others on the market hold 20
gallons". Yes, they do. However, with the Tree Camel technology, 5 gallons of
water is like 4.5" of rain spread evenly over two weeks. Not too much, not too
little. Just right. If you are thinking, "It might work in Georgia but, it won't work
in Arizona..." You'd be interested to know that it works in the Australian Outback
and the Middle Eastern countries. After you've visited these places, Arizona starts
feeling kind of cushy.
Is the Tree Camel technology patented and trademarked? Yep. We wish we'd
have thought of it also. Thank God for smart people!
Does this product really give additional protection from an early or late frost?
On a smaller plant, it sure does. As you probably know, water does not go below 32 degrees
until it is completely frozen. That takes a long time. More importantly, the water dampens
the rapid temperature changes... which is what really gets to most new plantings.
Will the Tree Camel really work on large trees? Sure does. Remember, it's
like 4.5" of rainfall, spread evenly over 2 weeks inside that 18" circle. If it
is a huge tree, you might want to use two.
Is this a wicking type system? No. the Tree Camel uses a precision
manufactured, coiled drip tube that delivers water at precise rates. You won't have
pluggage problems either until you fill it with about a two gallons of sand. If you do
that, shame on you!
Does the Tree Camel collect rainwater? No, it doesn't in any major way.
Fortunately, it doesn't need to
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