Look for misting water timer.

eg: https://www.amazon.com/Mist-Timer-II-Seconds-Greenhouse-Propagation/dp/B072N62RKN

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Thank you!

Searching "Mister" I started to find some other options. I am leaning toward mechanical / analog just for reliability sake, and found some made by "Mr. Soaker Hose." I can't find the single-output models for sale, but I ended up buying one of the dual outlet models - it cost more than I wanted to spend, since there are so many $20 models with good ratings on Amazon, but having the option of doing 15-second every 8-12 hours is pretty handy!

Most of the irrigation equipment I bought was from Rainbird. It was really easy to assemble, save for the "self-piercing" stuff - you really need a punch tool, which I purchased to finish the job. I buried the main 1/2 line under landscaping river rock, and I haven't had to water my landscaping since installing it a few weeks ago. The bubblers and drip emitters worked great for landscaping, but for my potted plants, I ended up buying misters pre-mounted on flexible tubing from Mr. Drip (where I also got the mister timer). The misters water more evenly and less heavy-handedly, albeit with little or no range to how powerfully they water (they have a nozzle that can be adjusted and it pretty much goes from on to off, while the bubblers can easily be adjusted from a trickle to quite a bit of water). For landscaping, I have it set to water 10-minutes, 2x per day, at about 1/2 GPH.

Let me know if you want to check out what I setup.