Grow1 Square Pot Elevator - 12-in - For Pots Up to 7 Gal
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Lift Pots Out of Standing Water - 12-in Square
Saucers collect excess water, and pots that sit in that water stay wet around the base. The Grow1 Square Pot Elevator raises the pot above the saucer so water drains away from the root zone. Keeping the base of the pot clear of pooled water helps limit mold and root problems linked to constant moisture.
This 12-in size suits pots up to 7 Gal. It works for hobbyists elevating a few containers and for regular indoor growers who want a consistent way to manage runoff across a room. It is sold individually, so you can buy exactly the number you need.
Key Features & Benefits
- Raised platform — keeps plastic or fabric pots above saucer water.
- Full drainage through the feet — water moves out from under the pot instead of collecting.
- Sturdy design — supports the pot steadily during watering and handling.
- 12-in square footprint — matches pots up to 7 Gal.
Who Should Use Grow1 Square Pot Elevator
Use it if you grow in plastic or fabric pots with saucers and want better drainage during vegetative growth and flowering. It suits home gardeners and commercial cultivation rooms alike.
About Grow1 Square Pot Elevator
Grow1 makes cultivation supplies, including pot elevators. This 12-in square model is designed to raise plastic or fabric pots above their saucers and is rated for pots up to 7 Gal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What pot size does this elevator fit?
A: The 12-in size is intended for pots up to 7 Gal. For larger containers, choose a larger elevator.
Q: Can I use it with fabric pots?
A: Yes. It is designed for both plastic and fabric pots. Raising a fabric pot also keeps its base from sitting in runoff.
Q: Why raise a pot above its saucer?
A: Water that pools in a saucer keeps the bottom of the pot wet. Lifting the pot lets that water drain away, which helps reduce mold and root rot risk.
Q: Does it replace a saucer?
A: No. It sits in or on the saucer and holds the pot above collected water. The saucer still catches runoff.
Q: How many come in a sale?
A: Each listing is for one elevator.
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