Grow1 Root Elevator - 6 x 6 Grid Spacing

Lift Blocks Off Standing Water for Better Drainage - 6x6 Grid

Grow blocks that sit directly on a tray floor can stay wet longer and hold less air around the roots. This riser raises each block slightly above the tray floor, so excess water drains away and air reaches the base of the block. The result is a drier, more oxygen-rich root zone between irrigations.

This is a single riser with 6x6 grid spacing, sold each. It suits home growers testing a drainage setup on one tray, and it lets commercial growers add units as they build out a bench.

Key Features & Benefits

• Raised block platform — keeps blocks off the tray floor to reduce waterlogging and improve aeration.
• 6x6 grid spacing — gives a consistent layout for block placement.
• Recycled plastic construction — a durable material that makes use of recycled content.
• Dishwasher safe — cleans up easily between cycles so you can reuse it.
• Light weight — easy to handle, move and store.

Who Should Use Grow1 Root Elevator

Use it if you run hydroponic systems or tray-based setups and want better drainage under your grow blocks. It suits beginners learning to manage moisture and experienced growers who want faster dry-down between irrigations during vegetative growth or flowering.

About Grow1 Root Elevator

The Grow1 Root Elevator is a riser for trays used in cultivation. It has 6x6 grid spacing and is made from recycled plastic. The manufacturer describes it as dishwasher safe and suitable for reuse across multiple cycles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a root elevator do?
A: It holds grow blocks slightly above the tray floor. Water drains away from the base of the block, and air can reach the lower root zone.

Q: Can I wash it in a dishwasher?
A: Yes, the distributor lists it as dishwasher safe. Cleaning it between cycles helps you reuse it.

Q: What material is it made from?
A: It is made from recycled plastic. This makes it a durable, reusable tray accessory.

Q: What does 6x6 grid spacing mean?
A: It describes the layout of the riser grid on which the blocks sit. Check that it matches the size of your blocks before you order.

Q: How does it compare with setting blocks directly on a tray?
A: Blocks on a flat tray can sit in runoff and stay wet longer. A riser lifts them out of that water, which generally improves drainage and aeration.