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Clay soil is tricky. It absorbs water slowly, and it also dries out slowly. Tree I.V. will work at the absorbtion rate of the soil. If it is too slow, perhaps it is not as dry as you might think. Remember, though, that one of the great benefits of Tree I.V. is no run-off. It will sit and wait as long as it takes.
