Grow1 Plant Stake Labels - Green - 4 in Tall - 1000 Count

Keep Every Starter Plant Identified - 1000 Green Labels

Mixed trays of starter plants are hard to tell apart once the tags are lost or unreadable. Grow1 Plant Stake Labels give each pot or cell a stake with a large, flat surface for writing a name, date or batch note. The durable construction is meant to stay in place through the propagation stage.

This box holds 1000 labels, which suits growers who propagate in volume: commercial propagation rooms, regular indoor growers running several trays at once, and gardeners who want a lifetime supply of tags. Smaller hobby runs can use the box over many cycles.

Key Features & Benefits

• Large, flat writing surface — leaves room for clear handwritten notes.
• Durable build — holds up through handling and repeated watering.
• Green colour — gives you a consistent look, and can serve as one category in a colour-coding scheme.
• 1000 labels per box — covers many trays without reordering.
• 4 in tall stake — sits visibly above the growing medium in starter containers.

Who Should Use Grow1 Plant Stake Labels

Anyone propagating seeds or cuttings who needs to track variety, date or treatment: home gardeners, indoor cultivators and commercial propagation teams.

About Grow1 Plant Stake Labels

Grow1 Plant Stake Labels are green plant markers sold as one box of 1000 pieces. They are 4 in tall and are listed in the cloning and seed starting category of grow accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many labels come in a box?
A: Each box contains 1000 green labels. The product is sold as a single box.

Q: What can I write on them?
A: The labels have a large, flat surface made for writing. Test your preferred marker on one label first to confirm it stays legible when wet.

Q: How tall are the labels?
A: They are 4 in tall. Keep that in mind when choosing container depth so the writing stays visible above the medium.

Q: Are these only for seedlings?
A: They are designed for starter plants, but you can use them wherever a small stake label helps identify a plant or batch.

Q: How can I use colour to organize plants?
A: Assign green to one variety, room or stage and keep other tag colours for other groups. Write the date on each label so you can track age at a glance.