Using Rachio for raised garden beds

We have 11 raised garden beds, and a bunch of trees/garden beds/etc that we water every year. We decided this year to install 3/4” PVC through the yard and run a sprinkler valve to each garden bed, so we could have individual control of each garden bed. Each sprinkler valve has its own controler wire, which comes back to my Rachio irrigation controller. The installation went great and everything works, except when I trigger one valve, all of them are triggering.

Right now, I have each common terminal coming into a 5 port wago connector, and one of the wires from the sprinkler valve connected. The other wire is then connected to each zone. I understand this is an odd setup and not normal, so what I am wondering is if in my setup I need to use the same common wire on each sprinkler valve? Typically this wouldn’t matter in a 24vac setup, but this isn’t a typical install.

Picture of the current wiring/controller installation.

@thatsickwhitekid is there a master valve installed in the system? If so, could the individual zone valve all be set to be manually open (e.g. bleed screw or solenoid turned)?

What happens if a zone wire (red) is removed the from Rachio zone terminal and the system is run? Does that zone still run?

Also, the solenoids are 24 VAC and not DC correct?

I don’t think individual common wires and the connecting them together should be a problem. The picture doesn’t show where the red wire in the right Common terminal goes, nor the left Common and Master Valve terminals.

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