Greenterra
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Can anyone lead me to place that sells big watering trays i am currently in need of flusg plant 2 heavy to move cant find big trays only for dog cages 100 bucks need cheap ones please and thanks for any help
Watering trays?
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coreywebster
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Do you mean like a propagator tray but big enough to put a couple of plants in?
If so google tomato bag trays. I use them to hold two plants and direct the run off into a central res by drilling a hole in one corner and having them on a tiny gradient.
If so google tomato bag trays. I use them to hold two plants and direct the run off into a central res by drilling a hole in one corner and having them on a tiny gradient.
Greenterra
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Aweaome thanks man yeah just something to catch runoff i have mostly like 12 inch base pots so bigger the better ill cheak that out
Silvio Dante
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I'd have thought any regular garden centre would have these sorts of things surely?
Greenterra
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How much are they I found some 18 inch saucers but I've seen videos of pop with huge ones drain to waste like systems
JohnDee
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Too lazy to go to Home Depot website? sheesh
https://www.homedepot.com/s/washing%20machine%20tray?NCNI-5
Greenterra
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Lol thanks didn't even think to do that long day in sun on roof and 
JohnDee
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It's ok...I shoulda put a smiley face on my post...just teasing
Those trays usually have a flat area with popout to attach runoff hose for drainage too though it's not low enough to drain tray completely. Maybe of you propped it up at a little angle...you would get better drainage. They make littler ones for water heaters too.
CN
Those trays usually have a flat area with popout to attach runoff hose for drainage too though it's not low enough to drain tray completely. Maybe of you propped it up at a little angle...you would get better drainage. They make littler ones for water heaters too.
CN