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Reddit mentions of MUDEELA 6 Pack of 12 inch Plant Saucer, Durable Plastic Plant Trays for Indoors, Clear Plastic Flower Plant Pot Saucer, Made of Thicker, Stronger Plastic, with Taller Design
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of MUDEELA 6 Pack of 12 inch Plant Saucer, Durable Plastic Plant Trays for Indoors, Clear Plastic Flower Plant Pot Saucer, Made of Thicker, Stronger Plastic, with Taller Design. Here are the top ones.
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- 【Thicker and Sturdier than Regular Clear Plastic Plant Saucer】Our plant saucers are specially made of thick and strong plastic; making them thicker and stronger than others; Durable enough to hold heavy pots
- 【Super Preferential Package】This package includes 6 pack of 12 inch plastic plant saucers with great quality; great for multiple different uses; Each flower pot saucer measures 12 inches at the top and 10.6 inches at the bottom
- 【Protect Your Household Surfaces】Benefit from the height of 1.6 inches and waterproof design; You'll never have to worry about water leaking out and damaging your floors or furniture; Perfect plant trays for indoors
- 【Carefully Read the Size Information Before Making a Decision】Please note that the top and bottom dimensions of the flower pot saucer are different; so please carefully read the size on the second picture to ensure that our pot trays meet your needs
- 【Attention】Plastic saucers may be damaged if they were subjected to violent treatment during long-term transportation; If you received damaged or missing pieces; please feel free to let us know; we will solve your problem within 24 hours
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Specs:
| Color | Clear |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 11.5 Inches |
| Size | 12" - 6 Pack |
| Weight | 1.17 Pounds |
| Width | 11.5 Inches |
Thank you for your honest reply.
Being an experienced grower, can I ask your opinion on fabric pots? I have traditional pots, but they don't have enough drainage for 20% that this sub is always recommending. I assume the fabric pots would allow that no problem. It appears you are using them. I would like to switch to them this next flower. Any recommendations on drainage? Just deep enough drainage dishes? How would I remove 20% drainage? I have been reading everything on this sub. Figured I would ask you since you possibly could answer.
Are fabric pots reusable?
Would these dishes be good? Link.
Would these fabric pots work well? Link
Thank you for your previous advice above. Any other advice you provide, will be much appreciated. I love this sub, and have learned more in 1 month being on this sub, then my previous 20 years of grow experience (off and on).