Deep Pot Saucer - 10-in

Deeper Runoff Catch for Cleaner Floors - 10-in

Water that drains from a container ends up on benches, floors and shelving, and shallow trays overflow quickly. This deep saucer collects runoff in a taller wall, so more water stays contained under the pot. That reserve also lets roots take up water between waterings.

The 10-in size suits a single mid-sized container on a bench, shelf or floor. It works for hobbyists setting up a few pots and for growers outfitting a larger room one container at a time. Because it is sold each, you can buy exactly the number you need.

Key Features & Benefits

• Deep wall — holds more runoff than a shallow tray, so spills are less likely.
• 9.5 x 9.5 x 4-in dimensions — a compact footprint that fits tightly spaced rows.
• Light at 0.2 lb shipping weight — easy to handle and move.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.
• Sold each — buy only the quantity you need.

Who Should Use Deep Pot Saucer 10-in

Choose it if you grow in containers indoors, in a greenhouse or on a patio and want to protect surfaces from runoff. It suits home gardeners and commercial operations that want a simple catch tray for each pot.

About Deep Pot Saucer 10-in

This is a deep container saucer in the Pots & Containers category. It measures 9.5 in long, 9.5 in wide and 4 in high, ships at 0.2 lb, and is made in the USA. The brand is not stated on the distributor record.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size pot does this saucer fit?
A: The saucer measures 9.5 in across and is named for a 10-in container. Check your pot's base diameter against the saucer's inside width before ordering, since pot shapes vary.

Q: Why choose a deep saucer over a shallow one?
A: A deeper wall holds more runoff before it overflows. That helps protect floors and shelves after a heavy watering.

Q: Should water sit in the saucer?
A: Standing water can keep the root zone wet for too long. Empty the saucer after watering unless your cultivation method calls for a reserve.

Q: Is it sold as a set?
A: No. It is sold each, one saucer per unit.

Q: Does the saucer have drainage holes?
A: A saucer is a catch tray that sits under a container. The pot above it provides the drainage.