Micro-sprinkler hose, as a high-efficiency and water-saving irrigation technology, has been widely used in winter wheat and summer maize production, this paper aims to find out the main structural parameters that affect the single group flow of micro-sprinkler hose. A completely randomized experiment was conducted to study the effects of different number of micropores (X1, 1, 2, 3, 5), angle for micropores (X2, 0, 30, 60, 90o) and spacing between of micropores (X3, 0.2, 0.4, 0.8, 1.2cm) on the flow (Q) of the micro-sprinkler hose. The results showed that the number of micropores played a leading role in influencing the single group flow, followed by the angle of micropores, and the spacing between of micropores had the smallest influence. When the number of micropores was increased from 1 to 5 micropores, the peak value of wetting area, wetting rate, flow and irrigation intensity were increased by 89.11%, 13.73%, 339.38% and 25.06%, respectively. With the spacing increase between the micropores and angle for micropores, the wetting area and single group flow increased at first and then decreased, the wetting rate showed a decreasing trend, and the peak irrigation intensity did not change significantly. The multiple linear regression equation was Q=22071.74 X1+11247.09 X2-7.34 X3-34430.54. The model can explain more than 80.00% of the single group flow, and can be used to predict the single group flow. This study can provide theoretical reference for the parameter design of micro-sprinkler hose.