Hydrofarm Plant Stake Labels, Lavender, 4" x 5/8", case of 1000

Write-On Lavender Stake Labels for Crop Marking

Tracking plant varieties, pricing, or marketing information across a large batch calls for a label that's both durable enough to insert repeatedly and easy to write on by hand. These stake labels are made from durable virgin styrene with a creasing rule at the point, making them easy to insert into growing media and write on, in a lavender finish.

Growers use pencil, marker, or grease pencil to write on them, and the color itself can also be used on its own to mark crops or track planting activity without writing anything at all.

Key Features & Benefits

• Durable Virgin Styrene — Stiff, durable material that resists bending when inserted.
• Creasing Rule at the Point — Makes the label easy to insert into growing media.
• Write-On Surface — Works with pencil, marker, or grease pencil.
• Case of 1000 — Packaged in 10 banded bundles of 100 labels each.
• Lavender Color Coding — The lavender color itself can be used to mark crops without writing.

Who Should Use Lavender Plant Stake Labels

Growers and retailers who need a durable, write-on label for tracking plants, marking crops by color, or noting price or marketing information will find these stake labels useful.

About Hydrofarm

Hydrofarm is a Petaluma, California-based cultivation-equipment company founded in 1977, supplying hydroponic hardware and grow room accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this label made from?

It is made from durable virgin styrene with a creasing rule built into the point. That combination keeps the label stiff enough to insert cleanly without bending.

What can I write on these labels with?

Pencil, marker, or grease pencil all work on the styrene surface. Choosing a marker with weather-resistant ink helps the writing last longer outdoors.

How many labels come in a case?

A case includes 1000 labels, packaged as 10 banded bundles of 100 each. That bundling makes it easy to portion labels out for different batches or benches.

How should I store unused lavender labels?

Store the case in a dark, cool location to help extend the life of the labels before use. Direct sun or heat exposure over a long storage period can make the styrene more brittle.

Can these be used without writing on them?

Yes, the lavender color itself can be used as a crop marker for growers or retailers running a color-coding system. This works well alongside written labels for a second layer of at-a-glance identification.