Grow1 Deep Pot Saucer - 8-in

Deeper Reservoir for Runoff and Water Reserve - 8-in

Runoff from a container can stain benches, floors and shelves, and a shallow saucer can overflow after a heavy watering. The Grow1 Deep Pot Saucer has a deeper profile that catches drainage and holds extra water beneath the pot, so plants can draw on it between waterings. It measures 7 in across and 3.5 in high.

This single saucer suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to try the deeper style under a few containers before ordering more. Growers who outfit larger rooms can buy by the each and scale up as needed.

Key Features & Benefits

• Deep profile — holds more runoff and reserve water than a shallow saucer.
• 3.5 in height — contains drainage during watering.
• Compact 7 x 7 in footprint — fits tightly on benches and shelves.
• Lightweight at 0.2 lb shipping weight — easy to move and stack in storage.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.

Who Should Use Grow1 Deep Pot Saucer

Use it if you grow in containers and want to protect surfaces from runoff, or if you want a water reserve under the pot. It suits home gardeners and commercial growers who manage many containers.

About Grow1 Deep Pot Saucer

The Grow1 Deep Pot Saucer is a container saucer sold each. It measures 7 in long, 7 in wide and 3.5 in high and ships at 0.2 lb. The distributor lists it as made in the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a pot saucer do?
A: A saucer sits under a container and catches water that drains through the bottom. This keeps surfaces clean and dry. A deep saucer holds more of that water.

Q: How is a deep saucer different from a standard one?
A: A deep saucer has taller sides, so it holds more water before overflowing. That helps with heavy watering and gives plants a small reserve between waterings.

Q: What are the dimensions?
A: The saucer measures 7 in long, 7 in wide and 3.5 in high. Check your container base against these figures before ordering.

Q: Is it sold as a pack?
A: No. This listing is for one saucer, sold each.

Q: Should I leave water standing in the saucer?
A: Standing water suits some watering routines but not all. Empty the saucer if roots stay wet too long or water sits for extended periods, and adjust to the needs of your plants.