Deep Pot Saucer - 14-in

Deeper Runoff Capture for Larger Containers - 14-in Saucer

Runoff from a large container can spill over a shallow tray and leave benches and floors wet. This deep saucer sits beneath the pot and collects drainage in a 3.5-in-tall basin, so water stays contained and the plant can draw on it between waterings. Its 13 x 13 in footprint suits larger round containers.

Sold as a single saucer, it suits hobbyists fitting out one or two containers, and growers who want to add saucers to a setup gradually. Larger operations can order several and match them to their container count.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3.5-in height — gives runoff more room to collect before it overflows.
• 13 x 13 in footprint — fits under larger containers with a matching base.
• Light at 0.4 lb — easy to move, stack and store.
• Made in the USA — the distributor lists domestic manufacture.
• Sold each — buy exactly the number you need.

Who Should Use Deep Pot Saucer 14-in

Indoor and greenhouse growers who want to contain runoff beneath larger containers will find it useful, in both home and commercial cultivation spaces.

About Deep Pot Saucer 14-in

This is a deep container saucer with a 13 x 13 x 3.5 in body and a shipping weight of 0.4 lb. The brand is not identified on the distributor record. GTIN: 759188001414.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this saucer?
A: It is listed as a 14-in saucer. The product measures 13 in long, 13 in wide and 3.5 in tall.

Q: Does it come as a multi-pack?
A: No. It is sold each, so one order contains one saucer.

Q: Why choose a deep saucer over a shallow tray?
A: A deeper basin holds more runoff before it overflows. That helps keep benches and floors drier between waterings.

Q: How do I choose the right saucer size?
A: Compare the base of your container with the saucer footprint. Pick a saucer that is at least as wide as the base so drainage lands inside it.

Q: Where is it made?
A: The distributor lists it as made in the USA.

Q: Should I leave water standing in the saucer?
A: Check your plants' needs and empty the saucer if water sits for long periods. Standing water can encourage root problems in some setups.