Grow1 Premium Black Injection Pot Saucer - 16-in

Keep Floors Clean and Containers Moist - 16-in Saucer

Excess drainage from a watered container can stain floors, soak shelving and leave standing moisture around your plants. This saucer sits under the pot and catches runoff, so the grow area stays tidier. It is made from hard injection-molded plastic and is intended for reuse across seasons.

This 16-in saucer suits growers working with larger containers, from home gardeners with a few pots to indoor growers who want a dependable, reusable catch tray under each one. It is sold individually, so you can buy only as many as you need.

Key Features & Benefits

• Catches drainage — collects excess water so floors and surfaces stay cleaner.
• Hard plastic construction — built to be used again and again over many seasons.
• Reusable — wipe it clean and use it for the next cycle.
• Black finish — a neutral look that suits indoor and outdoor setups.

Who Should Use Grow1 Premium Injection Pot Saucer

Anyone cultivating in large containers who wants to protect floors and shelving from runoff, from home gardeners to indoor growers managing many pots.

About Grow1 Premium Injection Pot Saucer

Grow1 makes cultivation supplies. This Premium Injection Pot Saucer is black, made from hard plastic, and sold as a single unit. Its listed dimensions are 17.5 in long, 17 in wide and 17 in high, with a shipping weight of 5.1 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a pot saucer do?
A: A pot saucer sits beneath a container and collects water that drains out of the bottom. This keeps floors and shelves cleaner and holds moisture near the plant.

Q: Is this saucer reusable?
A: Yes. It is made of hard plastic and intended to be used again and again for seasons to come.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: It is sold each, so one order is one saucer.

Q: What colour is it?
A: It is black.

Q: How should I clean it between cycles?
A: Empty any standing water and wipe or rinse the plastic surface. Let it dry before storing it or reusing it.

Q: Should I leave water standing in the saucer?
A: Generally, no. Standing water can keep roots too wet, so empty the saucer after watering according to your plants' needs.