Grow1 Clear Plastic Pot Saucer - 14 x 14 x 2-in

Reusable Drainage Catch for Cleaner Grow Areas - 14 x 14 x 2 in

Water that drains from a container ends up on shelves, tables and floors, where it makes a mess and can encourage mold. This clear plastic saucer sits under the container and collects runoff before it spreads. The clear material lets you see what has collected, and the saucer can be emptied, rinsed and reused.

At 14 inches across and 2 inches deep, this saucer suits growers running mid-to-large containers in an indoor room, tent or greenhouse. Buy one to try it under a single plant, or several to outfit a whole bench.

Key Features & Benefits

• Clear plastic construction — lets you check drainage volume at a glance.
• Reusable — rinse between cycles instead of replacing.
• 14 x 14 x 2-in dimensions — a wide base with a shallow rim to catch runoff.
• Catches excess drainage — protects surfaces and keeps the grow area tidy.

Who Should Use Grow1 Clear Plastic Pot Saucer

Home gardeners and licensed commercial cultivators who want a simple way to control runoff under containers during vegetative growth and flowering.

About Grow1 Clear Plastic Pot Saucer

Grow1 makes cultivation supplies. This saucer is made of clear plastic and measures 14 inches long, 14 inches wide and 2 inches high. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this saucer?
A: It measures 14 inches by 14 inches and is 2 inches tall. Check that your container base fits within the saucer before ordering.

Q: Is the saucer reusable?
A: Yes. Empty it and rinse it between uses. Cleaning it between crop cycles helps keep the area tidy.

Q: How many saucers come in an order?
A: Each order is for one saucer.

Q: Why choose clear instead of opaque?
A: Clear plastic lets you see how much runoff has collected and spot debris. Opaque saucers hide this, so you may check them less easily.

Q: Should I leave water sitting in the saucer?
A: Generally, empty excess standing water regularly. Standing water can encourage pests and root problems in many setups, so follow the needs of your plants and system.