Dillen 6.0 Capillary Dish - Clear

Clear Capillary Saucer for Cleaner Watering - 6.0 Dish

Runoff from containers leaves benches wet, spreads residue and wastes water. This clear capillary dish sits beneath a pot to collect drainage and hold water the root zone can draw back up. The clear body lets you check the water level at a glance.

The 6.0 dish suits growers working with individual containers, such as hobbyists trialling bottom watering or indoor growers who want tidy benches during vegetative growth and flowering. Check that your container base fits the dish before ordering in quantity.

Key Features & Benefits

• Clear construction — lets you see the water level without lifting the pot.
• Capillary dish design — holds water under a container so it can be drawn up from below.
• Runoff capture — keeps drainage off benches, shelves and floors.
• Sold each — buy one for a trial or add as many as your setup needs.

Who Should Use Dillen 6.0 Capillary Dish

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want a simple saucer for individual containers will find it useful, especially where bench cleanliness and watering control matter.

About Dillen 6.0 Capillary Dish

The Dillen 6.0 Capillary Dish is a clear saucer in the pots and containers category. Its manufacturer part number is SCD06000000K185. It is sold as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a capillary dish?
A: A capillary dish is a saucer that holds water beneath a container. Water moves upward through the growing medium by capillary action, so the plant can draw moisture from below.

Q: Why choose a clear saucer?
A: A clear body lets you see how much water is in the dish. You can judge when to refill or empty it without moving the pot.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: This listing is for one dish, sold each.

Q: Will it fit my container?
A: Compare your container base with the dish before buying. Matching the two helps the pot sit steady and catch runoff properly.

Q: Can I leave water standing in the dish?
A: Standing water suits some watering methods but can overwater plants if left too long. Check the level regularly and empty excess to protect the roots.