Grow1 Plant Stake Labels - Purple - 1000 Count

Flat Purple Stake Labels for Starter Plants - 1000 Count

Unlabeled trays and cloning stations make it easy to lose track of which plant is which. These stakes give each starter plant a flat, durable surface to write on, so batch details stay with the plant. Purple colour makes them easy to spot among green growth.

With 1000 labels in one box, this unit suits growers who label often, such as regular indoor cultivators running repeated seed-starting and cloning cycles, and commercial operations tracking many trays at once. Hobbyists will also find it a long-lasting supply.

Key Features & Benefits

• Large, flat writing surface — gives you room for names, dates or batch codes.
• Durable construction — holds up to the damp conditions of seed starting and cloning.
• Purple colour — stands out against foliage and growing media, and can help with colour-coding.
• 1000 labels per box — covers many trays without reordering.

Who Should Use Grow1 Plant Stake Labels

Anyone who starts plants from seed or cuttings and needs to keep batches organised: home gardeners, indoor growers, nurseries and commercial cultivation teams.

About Grow1 Plant Stake Labels

Grow1 Plant Stake Labels are plant identification stakes in the cloning and seed starting category. They are sold as a single box of 1000 purple labels. The box ships at about 2.8 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many labels come in one purchase?
A: One purchase is a single box containing 1000 labels. The listing is sold each, so you receive one box.

Q: What colour are these labels?
A: They are purple. This can help you separate one group of plants from another by colour.

Q: What can I use to write on them?
A: The flat surface is intended for writing. Test your preferred marker on one label first to confirm it stays legible in your growing conditions.

Q: Are plant stake labels better than labelling trays?
A: Stakes travel with the plant, so the information stays attached when you move or transplant it. Tray labels only identify the tray.

Q: How should I use them with a colour-coding system?
A: Assign purple to one variety, stage or batch and record the meaning in your grow log. Combine it with written dates for clear tracking.