Grow1 Plant Stake Labels - Blue - 1000 Count

Clear Plant Identification for Every Tray - Blue Stakes

Unlabeled trays make it easy to lose track of varieties, sowing dates and treatments. These plant stake labels give each starter plant its own marker, with a large, flat surface you can write on. One box supplies enough labels to mark a whole propagation area.

This listing is one box of 1000 labels. That quantity suits regular indoor growers and commercial propagation rooms that label many trays, and it also gives a hobbyist a long-lasting supply.

Key Features & Benefits

• Flat writing surface — leaves room for names, dates and batch notes.
• Durable construction — holds up to regular handling in the grow space.
• Blue color — helps you color-code groups or stages.
• Stake form — pushes into the medium beside each plant.
• 1000 labels per box — covers many trays without reordering.

Who Should Use Grow1 Plant Stake Labels

Anyone starting seeds or rooting cuttings who needs to track what is where: home gardeners, indoor cultivators and commercial propagation teams.

About Grow1 Plant Stake Labels

Grow1 Plant Stake Labels are blue stake-style markers in the cloning and seed starting category. They are sold as one box containing 1000 pieces. The box ships at 2.3 lb and measures 7.8 x 6.2 x 6.2 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many labels come in one purchase?
A: One purchase is one box containing 1000 labels. You do not need to order multiple units to get that count.

Q: What can I use to write on them?
A: The surface is large and flat, so it takes writing well. Test your marker on one label first, especially if the labels will be exposed to moisture.

Q: How do I use blue for organization?
A: Assign blue to a variety, room, or growth stage and use other label colors for the rest. A consistent color code makes trays easy to read at a glance.

Q: Are these useful for hydroponic starts?
A: Yes, wherever a stake can be placed next to a starter plant in a tray or medium. Check that the stake fits your setup before labeling a full run.

Q: What does a label stake record?
A: Typically the variety, sow or cut date, and any treatment notes. Consistent entries make later comparisons across batches easier.