Grow1 Plant Stake Labels - White - 1000 Count
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Keep Every Tray Identified From Seed to Transplant - 1000 Labels
Unlabeled trays make it easy to lose track of varieties, sowing dates and treatments. Grow1 Plant Stake Labels give each pot, cell or cutting its own marker with a flat white face for writing. One box supplies a large number of markers, so you can label as you go.
With 1000 labels per unit, this box suits growers who propagate on a regular schedule: a hobbyist starting many seeds over a season, or a commercial propagation room labeling batches of clones and seedlings.
Key Features & Benefits
- Flat writing surface — gives you room to record names, dates or batch codes clearly.
- White colour — provides a high-contrast background for easy reading.
- Stake format — pushes into growing media so the label stays with the plant.
- 1000 labels per box — covers many trays without frequent reordering.
Who Should Use Grow1 Plant Stake Labels
Anyone starting plants from seed or cuttings who needs to tell them apart: home gardeners, hobby growers, and licensed commercial propagation teams tracking batches.
About Grow1 Plant Stake Labels
Grow1 Plant Stake Labels are white stake-style markers for cloning and seed starting. They are sold as one box containing 1000 pieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many labels come in one box?
A: Each unit contains 1000 labels. You order one box to receive all 1000.
Q: What colour are they?
A: They are white, which gives good contrast for writing.
Q: What should I write with?
A: Choose a marker or pencil that suits your growing conditions. Test it on one label first, since moisture can affect some inks.
Q: Are these only for seedlings?
A: They are made for starter plants, and they also work for clones, cuttings and small pots during vegetative growth.
Q: How do plant stake labels differ from tags that hang on stems?
A: Stake labels push into the growing media and stay upright and visible. Hanging tags attach to the plant and can be harder to read in dense growth.
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