Grow1 Pot Elevator - 8 in

Lift Pots Out of Standing Runoff - Fits Up to 5 Gal Pots

Saucers collect pooled water, and a pot sitting in it stays wet at the base. That can lead to mold and root problems and can shorten the life of the container. The Grow1 Pot Elevator raises the pot above the saucer so water drains freely. The feet are designed to let water drain through them.

This 8 in elevator suits growers running small to mid-size containers, from a few pots on a shelf to a regular indoor setup. Buy one for each pot you want to lift. It is sold individually, so you can start with a few and add more as you scale.

Key Features & Benefits

• Raises pots above saucers — keeps the container base out of pooled water.
• Drainage through the feet — water is not trapped inside the elevator's structure.
• Sturdy design — supports plastic or fabric pots without tipping easily.
• 8 in size — matches pots up to 5 Gal.
• Lightweight — easy to move and store.

Who Should Use Grow1 Pot Elevator

Use it if you grow in plastic or fabric pots and want better drainage and less moisture around the base of the container. It suits home gardeners and commercial growers who manage runoff in vegetative growth or flowering rooms.

About Grow1 Pot Elevator

Grow1 makes pot elevators in several sizes. This 8 in model is 8.8 in long, weighs 0.158 lb for shipping, and is sold each. It is made to fit pots up to 5 Gal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size pots does this elevator fit?
A: The 8 in Grow1 Pot Elevator is made for pots up to 5 Gal. For larger containers, choose a bigger elevator size.

Q: Does it work with fabric pots?
A: Yes. It is designed to lift both plastic and fabric pots above their saucers.

Q: Why raise a pot above its saucer?
A: A pot that sits in collected runoff stays wet at the base. Lifting it lets water drain away, which helps reduce mold and root rot risk.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: One elevator per sale. Order one for each pot you want to raise.

Q: What does drainage through the feet mean?
A: Water can pass through the feet rather than pooling inside the elevator. This keeps the base of the pot clear of standing water.