What size is this plastic tray?
The tray has a 1m x 1m footprint, providing approximately one square metre of space for pots, planters and smaller plant trays.
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1m x 1m Square Plastic Garden Tray - Large Plant Watering & Drip Tray
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The 1m x 1m Square Plastic Garden Tray provides a large, contained area for grouping pots, planters and propagation trays while helping to control water and keep growing areas tidy. With no drainage holes, it can be used as a large drip tray or for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants.
Its generous 100cm x 100cm footprint makes it particularly useful where several pots need to be managed together. Rather than placing individual saucers beneath multiple containers, the entire group can be positioned within one large tray.
The tray can be used in greenhouses, nurseries, propagation areas and other horticultural growing spaces. It is also useful beneath groups of pots where catching irrigation run-off and protecting the surrounding growing area are the main priorities.
Why choose the 1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray?
- Large 1m x 1m footprint - provides a substantial area for grouping multiple pots and planters.
- No drainage holes - retains water rather than allowing it to drain directly onto the surface below.
- Suitable for bottom watering - water can be introduced into the tray for compatible pots to take up moisture from below.
- Useful as a drip tray - helps contain drainage and irrigation run-off from multiple containers.
- Groups plants together - provides one large watering and containment area instead of numerous individual saucers.
- Suitable for pots & planters - useful with a wide variety of container-grown plants.
- Propagation applications - the large surface area can accommodate multiple smaller trays or pots.
- Keeps growing areas organised - helps contain water within a defined area around container-grown plants.
- Durable plastic construction - designed as a practical horticultural tray for regular use.
- Professional & domestic use - suitable for nurseries, greenhouses and general plant growing.
Ideal for bottom watering groups of plants
Because the tray is manufactured without drainage holes, it can be used for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants. Water is added to the tray and taken up through drainage holes in the individual plant pots.
Bottom watering can be particularly convenient where several plants need to be watered together. Instead of applying water separately to the surface of every pot, compatible containers can be grouped within the tray and allowed to absorb water from below.
The amount of water and the length of time pots are left standing in it should always be appropriate for the crop, container and growing medium. Excess water should not be left around plants that require free-draining conditions.
Contain irrigation run-off and spills
The tray is equally useful where its primary purpose is simply to catch drainage from pots. Water draining from several containers can be retained within the tray rather than spreading immediately across the surrounding floor or growing surface.
This makes a large tray particularly useful beneath groups of plants that are regularly hand watered. It can also make the growing area easier to organise by defining a clear space for container-grown plants and their associated irrigation run-off.
Suitable for nurseries, greenhouses & propagation areas
With a full square metre of tray area, this is a useful general-purpose piece of growing equipment for both professional and domestic horticulture.
| Nurseries | Useful for grouping batches of container-grown plants within a defined watering area. |
|---|---|
| Greenhouses | Provides a large contained area for pots, planters and smaller propagation trays. |
| Propagation | Can accommodate groups of smaller pots and trays where controlled watering is required. |
| Bottom watering | No drainage holes allow water to be retained for suitable pots to absorb from below. |
| Run-off collection | Helps contain water draining from pots during irrigation. |
1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray product details
| Product | Square Plastic Garden Tray |
|---|---|
| Product type | Large plant watering & drip tray |
| Length | 1m |
| Width | 1m |
| Tray area | 1m² |
| Material | Plastic |
| Drainage holes | None |
| Suitable for | Pots, planters, propagation trays, bottom watering & irrigation run-off collection |
| Primary application | Plant watering, grouping containers & containing drainage |
1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray FAQs
Does the tray have drainage holes?
No. This tray is designed without drainage holes, allowing it to retain irrigation water and run-off.
Can I use the tray for bottom watering?
Yes. Suitable pots with drainage holes can be placed within the tray and allowed to absorb water from below. Watering should always be adjusted to the requirements of the plants and growing medium.
Can it be used underneath several plant pots?
Yes. Its large 1m x 1m area makes it particularly useful for grouping several pots together rather than using a separate saucer beneath every container.
Will the tray catch water draining from pots?
Yes. With no drainage holes, it can collect water draining from containers and help prevent irrigation run-off spreading immediately across the surrounding growing area.
Can I use propagation trays inside it?
Yes. The large square footprint can accommodate smaller propagation trays or groups of individual propagation pots, subject to their dimensions.
Is this suitable for professional nursery use?
Yes. The tray is suitable for commercial growers and nurseries as well as greenhouse and general horticultural use.
Should pots be left standing in water permanently?
Not necessarily. Watering should be managed according to the crop, growing medium and container. Plants that require freely drained root conditions should not be left standing in excess water for prolonged periods.
Is a larger version available?
Yes. A larger 1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray is also available for growing areas requiring additional tray space.
1m x 1m Square Plastic Garden Tray - Large Plant Watering & Drip Tray
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£16.95
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The 1m x 1m Square Plastic Garden Tray provides a large, contained area for grouping pots, planters and propagation trays while helping to control water and keep growing areas tidy. With no drainage holes, it can be used as a large drip tray or for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants.
Its generous 100cm x 100cm footprint makes it particularly useful where several pots need to be managed together. Rather than placing individual saucers beneath multiple containers, the entire group can be positioned within one large tray.
The tray can be used in greenhouses, nurseries, propagation areas and other horticultural growing spaces. It is also useful beneath groups of pots where catching irrigation run-off and protecting the surrounding growing area are the main priorities.
Why choose the 1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray?
- Large 1m x 1m footprint - provides a substantial area for grouping multiple pots and planters.
- No drainage holes - retains water rather than allowing it to drain directly onto the surface below.
- Suitable for bottom watering - water can be introduced into the tray for compatible pots to take up moisture from below.
- Useful as a drip tray - helps contain drainage and irrigation run-off from multiple containers.
- Groups plants together - provides one large watering and containment area instead of numerous individual saucers.
- Suitable for pots & planters - useful with a wide variety of container-grown plants.
- Propagation applications - the large surface area can accommodate multiple smaller trays or pots.
- Keeps growing areas organised - helps contain water within a defined area around container-grown plants.
- Durable plastic construction - designed as a practical horticultural tray for regular use.
- Professional & domestic use - suitable for nurseries, greenhouses and general plant growing.
Ideal for bottom watering groups of plants
Because the tray is manufactured without drainage holes, it can be used for bottom watering suitable container-grown plants. Water is added to the tray and taken up through drainage holes in the individual plant pots.
Bottom watering can be particularly convenient where several plants need to be watered together. Instead of applying water separately to the surface of every pot, compatible containers can be grouped within the tray and allowed to absorb water from below.
The amount of water and the length of time pots are left standing in it should always be appropriate for the crop, container and growing medium. Excess water should not be left around plants that require free-draining conditions.
Contain irrigation run-off and spills
The tray is equally useful where its primary purpose is simply to catch drainage from pots. Water draining from several containers can be retained within the tray rather than spreading immediately across the surrounding floor or growing surface.
This makes a large tray particularly useful beneath groups of plants that are regularly hand watered. It can also make the growing area easier to organise by defining a clear space for container-grown plants and their associated irrigation run-off.
Suitable for nurseries, greenhouses & propagation areas
With a full square metre of tray area, this is a useful general-purpose piece of growing equipment for both professional and domestic horticulture.
| Nurseries | Useful for grouping batches of container-grown plants within a defined watering area. |
|---|---|
| Greenhouses | Provides a large contained area for pots, planters and smaller propagation trays. |
| Propagation | Can accommodate groups of smaller pots and trays where controlled watering is required. |
| Bottom watering | No drainage holes allow water to be retained for suitable pots to absorb from below. |
| Run-off collection | Helps contain water draining from pots during irrigation. |
1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray product details
| Product | Square Plastic Garden Tray |
|---|---|
| Product type | Large plant watering & drip tray |
| Length | 1m |
| Width | 1m |
| Tray area | 1m² |
| Material | Plastic |
| Drainage holes | None |
| Suitable for | Pots, planters, propagation trays, bottom watering & irrigation run-off collection |
| Primary application | Plant watering, grouping containers & containing drainage |
1m x 1m Square Plastic Tray FAQs
What size is this plastic tray?
The tray has a 1m x 1m footprint, providing approximately one square metre of space for pots, planters and smaller plant trays.
Does the tray have drainage holes?
No. This tray is designed without drainage holes, allowing it to retain irrigation water and run-off.
Can I use the tray for bottom watering?
Yes. Suitable pots with drainage holes can be placed within the tray and allowed to absorb water from below. Watering should always be adjusted to the requirements of the plants and growing medium.
Can it be used underneath several plant pots?
Yes. Its large 1m x 1m area makes it particularly useful for grouping several pots together rather than using a separate saucer beneath every container.
Will the tray catch water draining from pots?
Yes. With no drainage holes, it can collect water draining from containers and help prevent irrigation run-off spreading immediately across the surrounding growing area.
Can I use propagation trays inside it?
Yes. The large square footprint can accommodate smaller propagation trays or groups of individual propagation pots, subject to their dimensions.
Is this suitable for professional nursery use?
Yes. The tray is suitable for commercial growers and nurseries as well as greenhouse and general horticultural use.
Should pots be left standing in water permanently?
Not necessarily. Watering should be managed according to the crop, growing medium and container. Plants that require freely drained root conditions should not be left standing in excess water for prolonged periods.
Is a larger version available?
Yes. A larger 1.2m x 1.2m Square Plastic Tray is also available for growing areas requiring additional tray space.
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