Dillen 10 in Non-Slip Capillary Saucer Dish - SD1000

Catch Runoff and Support Even Moisture - 10 in Dish

Water that drains from a pot can mark shelves, benches and floors. A saucer collects it, and a capillary design helps the pot draw moisture back up from the dish. That keeps water available to the root zone between irrigations.

This single 10 in dish suits a hobbyist who needs one saucer for a pot, or a grower adding saucers one by one to a bench setup. Larger operations can order as many individual units as their layout requires.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10 in capillary dish - holds runoff and lets the pot draw moisture back up.
• Non-slip design - the listing describes it as non-slip, which helps the dish stay in place under a pot.
• Sold each - buy only the number you need.

Who Should Use Dillen 10 in Non-Slip Capillary Saucer Dish

Home gardeners and licensed growers who want to protect surfaces under potted plants and manage runoff during vegetative growth or flowering.

About Dillen 10 in Non-Slip Capillary Saucer Dish

This is a Dillen saucer, manufacturer part number SDD10005G18C800, listed as model SD1000. It is a 10 in capillary dish sold as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a capillary saucer do?
A: It holds water under a pot. Moisture can move up into the growing medium through the pot's drainage openings, which helps keep the root zone supplied between waterings.

Q: Is this sold as a pack?
A: No. The listing is for one saucer.

Q: How do I use it?
A: Place the dish on a level surface and set a pot with drainage openings on top. Empty standing water if the dish stays full for long periods.

Q: How is a saucer different from a drip tray?
A: A saucer is sized for one pot, while a tray usually holds several pots. A saucer lets you move and manage plants individually.

Q: Should I leave water in the dish all the time?
A: Not necessarily. Constant standing water can keep the medium too wet, so adjust to your medium and watering schedule.