A saucer under every pot keeps run-off water off your tent floor and lets you see how much your plants are draining. This collection includes square saucers of 14x14, 17x17, 25x25, 29x29 and 34x34 cm, round saucers of 25, 35 and 50 cm, round plant saucers of 30, 40 and 45 cm and square Dalmatian saucers of 238 and 295 mm. Choose a saucer slightly larger than the base of your pot so it catches all the drainage. Empty saucers after watering, or a short while later, so roots don't sit in standing water and humidity doesn't rise unnecessarily. Find matching pots in plastic pots and fabric pots, or see all pots & propagators.
Questions & answers about Pot Saucers
All growing questions →- Medium & pots What size pot do I need? Autoflowering varieties usually do well in 7 to 15 L. Photoperiod plants are commonly grown in 11 to 20 L, depending on how big you let t... Read the answer →
- Medium & pots Are air pots better than normal pots? Air pots and fabric pots let roots air-prune at the edge, which gives a denser root ball, but you need to water more often. Read the answer →
- Medium & pots Coco: plastic pots or fabric pots? Both work. Plastic holds moisture longer and is easier to manage. Fabric pots breathe and drain well, but dry out faster. Read the answer →
- Medium & pots How often should I water in soil and in coco? Soil: water when the pot feels light and the top 2–3 cm are dry. Coco: water small amounts often, daily or every second day in bigger pla... Read the answer →
