Is this supposed to drip this much after being shut off or do I have a problem somewhere? Shower fixture, no caulk around the outside of the fixture and no leak on the hose side.

FLTDI:

I bet the leak is from the hose back feeding. One way to check would be to hang the hose low to drain it from the head and see if that stops it sooner

Continuous_Ignition:

Park somewhere with hard water, like anywhere west of the Rockies for a month, and that drip will calcify and dry up

AffableJoker:

There’s a vacuum breaker in those faucets to prevent the water in the hose from being able to siphon back into your plumbing and contaminate the water. It sounds like you’re seeing the water that’s seeping out from the hose through the vacuum breaker.

gamerspam:

It eventually slowed down and stopped but it doesn’t seem right

Fisherman-daily:

Nope

Yucudah:

Hard to tell, is that black part a fitting or the end of a hose?

Source: Is this supposed to drip this much after being shut off or do I have a problem somewhere? Shower fixture, no caulk around the outside of the fixture and no leak on the hose side.