Grow1 Runoff Tray Set - 22 in - 10 Count

Elevated Runoff Collection for Individual Containers - 10 Trays

Standard drain pans let water pool around containers and make it hard to tell what each plant is receiving. This set lifts each tray off the floor and lets you pipe runoff to one drain point. Because every container drains into its own tray, you can check EC and pH plant by plant.

This set includes 10 trays at 22 in, which suits a grower running a multi-container indoor room or a small commercial bench. Hobbyists with only a few containers can also use it and keep spares for expansion.

Key Features & Benefits

• Elevated design — PVC legs raise each tray 6 inches off the ground for better airflow and distance from cold surfaces.
• Individual testing — each container drains into its own tray, so you can monitor EC and pH separately.
• Shared drainage — connect multiple trays to a single drainage site to simplify cleanup.
• Flexible fittings — a 1/2 in MPT elbow fitting works with 3/4 in vinyl hose or various sizes of PVC pipe.
• Complete kit — 10 trays, 50 white plastic legs, 10 elbow fittings and 10 tee fittings.

Who Should Use Grow1 Runoff Tray Set

Growers who want to track runoff per container, keep floors drier, or plumb several containers to one drain will find this set useful. It fits nursery pots, fabric pots and standard containers up to 25 gallons.

About Grow1 Runoff Tray Set

Grow1 makes cultivation supplies. This set contains ten 22 in (559 mm) runoff trays with 1-1/4 in PVC legs and plastic elbow and tee fittings. It ships as one set.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is in the set?
A: You get 10 runoff trays, 50 white plastic legs, 10 plastic elbow fittings and 10 plastic tee fittings. Each tray uses several legs for elevation.

Q: What container sizes fit?
A: The trays hold small nursery pots, fabric pots and standard containers up to 25 gallons (95 liters).

Q: How high do the trays sit?
A: The legs raise each tray 6 inches off the ground. That improves airflow and keeps containers away from cold surfaces.

Q: What does MPT mean?
A: MPT stands for male pipe thread. The elbow fitting here is 1/2 in MPT and connects to 3/4 in vinyl hose or various sizes of PVC pipe.

Q: How do these differ from a basic drain pan?
A: A basic pan only catches water. These trays are elevated and have fittings, so you can route runoff to one drain site and test each container separately.

Q: Can I drain several trays together?
A: Yes. Connect multiple trays to a single drainage site using the fittings, which makes cleanup easier.