Gro Pro Heavy-Duty Plastic Saucer - 12 in - Black

Catch Runoff and Keep Floors Clean - 1.7 in Deep

Water and nutrient solution that drains from a container can stain floors, soak shelves and leave residue in a grow space. This saucer sits under the pot and collects that runoff in a rigid black plastic tray. The hard plastic holds its shape, and you can wash it and reuse it from one cycle to the next.

At 12 in across, this single saucer suits hobbyists setting up a few containers and regular indoor growers who need to match saucers to mid-sized pots. Commercial rooms can buy one at a time to fill out existing rows. Gro Pro offers other sizes if your containers differ.

Key Features & Benefits

• Hard plastic construction — holds its shape under a container and resists everyday wear.
• Washable and reusable — rinse it between cycles instead of replacing it.
• 12 x 12 in footprint — gives a container a stable base to drain onto.
• 1.7 in height — gives the tray room to hold runoff.
• Black finish — a plain, uniform look in any grow space.

Who Should Use Gro Pro Heavy-Duty Plastic Saucer

Anyone growing in containers who wants to contain runoff, from home gardeners to licensed commercial cultivators managing many pots.

About Gro Pro Heavy-Duty Plastic Saucer

The Gro Pro Heavy-Duty Plastic Saucer is a black, hard plastic saucer measuring 12 in long, 12 in wide and 1.7 in high. It is sold as one saucer and is washable and reusable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I reuse this saucer?
A: Yes. The hard plastic can be washed and reused. Rinse it between cycles to clear residue.

Q: What size is it?
A: It measures 12 in by 12 in and stands 1.7 in high. Check your container base against these dimensions before ordering.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: One saucer. Order one for each container you want to protect.

Q: Why choose a rigid saucer over a thin tray?
A: A rigid tray keeps its shape and supports a container evenly. Thin trays tend to flex when filled or moved.

Q: What does a saucer do in a container setup?
A: It sits beneath the pot and collects water and solution that drains out. This keeps surfaces dry and makes cleanup easier.