Grow1 Runoff Tray Set - 15.5-in - 10 Count

Elevated Drainage Trays for Cleaner Rows - 10 Count

Loose drain pans let water spill, leave pots sitting on cold floors and make it hard to check runoff plant by plant. This set gives each container its own elevated tray with PVC legs that lift it 6 inches off the ground, and a fitting that lets you route drainage away. Because each tray collects runoff separately, you can test the EC and pH of each plant's drainage on its own.

This set holds ten 15.5-in trays, which suits a regular indoor grower running a row or bench of containers, or a small commercial room that wants to standardise drainage. Hobbyists with only a few pots can start with a handful and keep the rest for expansion.

Key Features & Benefits

• Elevated design — 1-1/4 in PVC legs raise each tray 6 inches, improving airflow and keeping containers off cold surfaces.
• Container compatibility — accepts small nursery pots, fabric pots and standard containers up to 7 gallons.
• 1/2 in MPT elbow fitting — connects to 3/4 in vinyl hose or various sizes of PVC pipe.
• Plastic tee fittings included — ten tees let you link trays to a shared drain line.
• Per-plant testing — separate runoff makes it simple to monitor each plant.

Who Should Use Grow1 Runoff Tray Set

Indoor growers, hydroponic gardeners and commercial operators who water containers and need to manage runoff, keep floors dry and check nutrient levels plant by plant.

About Grow1 Runoff Tray Set

Grow1 makes cultivation equipment. This set contains ten runoff trays 15.5 in (394 mm) in size, white PVC legs, elbow fittings and plastic tee fittings. It ships at 2.14 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size containers fit these trays?
A: The trays accommodate small nursery pots, fabric pots and standard containers up to 7 gallons (26.5 liters). Larger containers are outside the stated range.

Q: How do these differ from ordinary drain pans?
A: Ordinary pans simply catch water and sit on the floor. These trays are raised on legs and have a fitting so you can send runoff to a drain point instead of emptying each pan by hand.

Q: What can I connect the drain fitting to?
A: The 1/2 in MPT elbow fitting works with 3/4 in vinyl hose or various sizes of PVC pipe. Plan your layout so the trays drain toward a single collection point.

Q: How do I check EC and pH for one plant?
A: Because each container has its own tray, you can sample the runoff from that tray alone and test it with your meter. Compare readings across trays to spot differences between plants.

Q: What does EC mean?
A: EC is electrical conductivity, a measure of the dissolved nutrient salts in water or runoff. Growers track it alongside pH to judge how plants are taking up nutrients.