Landmark Plastic Botanica Tiffany Dish - 12 in Round - Tan - Case of 50

Round Runoff Dish for Container Plants - 12 in Diameter - Case of 50

Water that drains from the bottom of a container stains floors, benches and shelving. A saucer placed under each pot catches that runoff and keeps the area beneath clean. This round tan dish from the Landmark Plastic Botanica Collection holds up to 1.55 gal (5.89 L), so it has room to spare for a thorough watering.

This listing is a case of 50, which suits nurseries, retailers, greenhouse operations and growers who run many containers at once. A single case covers a full bench of 12 in pots, and keeping one supply on hand makes it easy to replace dishes as you scale up.

Key Features & Benefits

• 12 in round diameter — sits under matching round containers.
• 5.67 in depth — gives the dish room to hold runoff.
• 1.55 gal (5.89 L) maximum liquid volume — handles heavy watering without overflowing.
• Tan colour — blends with a wide range of containers and spaces.
• Case of 50 — stocks a whole room or bench in one order.

Who Should Use Landmark Plastic Botanica Tiffany Dish

Use it if you manage container plants in a greenhouse, nursery, retail display or indoor growing room and want to contain runoff. It also suits home gardeners who are outfitting many pots at once.

About Landmark Plastic Botanica Tiffany Dish

Landmark Plastic lists the Botanica Collection for container gardens and house plants. This dish is round, measures 12 in across and 5.67 in deep, and has a maximum dry volume of 359.1 cu in. The manufacturer part number is KTRD12-102CT.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much liquid does this dish hold?
A: The maximum liquid volume is 1.55 gal (5.89 L). Fill it only as far as your pot and surface allow.

Q: What size pot does it fit?
A: The dish is 12 in in diameter. Check the base measurement of your container to confirm it sits properly, since pot shapes vary.

Q: How many dishes come in an order?
A: This listing is a case of 50 dishes.

Q: What does maximum dry volume mean?
A: It is the capacity of the dish when filled to the brim with dry material, here 359.1 cu in. Liquid capacity is lower in practice, so use the liquid figure for watering.

Q: Why use a saucer under a container?
A: A saucer catches drained water so it does not reach floors, benches or shelving. Empty it after watering so roots do not sit in standing water.