Heavy-Duty Water Catch Trays (2-Pack)
The water goes in the tray. Not on the floor.
Ships worldwide · $6.95 flat, free over $60. Dispatch in 2–3 business days; delivery typically 8–14 days.
Dry goods only — no plants, no permits, no customs drama. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions.
Why this one earns its place
- Exact-fit for fabric grow bags to 10 gal and pots to Ø35 cm
- Raised 4 cm rim holds a full soak’s drainage
- Ribbed base keeps air under fabric bags — no sour spots
- Captured water wicks back up through the bag base
- Rigid PP — no flex under 25 kg, no cracks in transit
- Same trays shipped inside the Grow Bag Rescue Kit
The full story
"Water leaking out of the bags" is one of the most-repeated complaints in container growing: fabric grow bags and big nursery pots drain beautifully and wreck the surface beneath them. These heavy-duty catch trays are the fix, sized to the footprints that actually leak — round fabric bags to 10 gallons and nursery pots to Ø35 cm — with a raised 4 cm rim that holds a full soak’s drainage with room to spare.
The base is the quiet upgrade: moulded ribbing lifts the bag a few millimetres off the plastic so air circulates under the fabric (no sour, stagnant base), and the captured water wicks back up through the bag as the soil dries — turning the tray from a drip pan into a shallow secondary reservoir. Rigid PP construction shrugs off full sun, frost and a 25 kg planted bag without flexing or cracking in transit.
Sold as a 2-pack because grow bags come in pairs; the 4-pack covers a full grow-bag run. They are the exact trays included in the Grow Bag Rescue Kit — listed separately for everyone whose bags are already planted and leaking, and as refills for the kit.
Questions, answered
Will they fit my grow bag?
Any round fabric bag from 5 to 10 gallons (Ø25–33 cm base) sits inside with margin. Square bags to 30 cm also fit; the tray just reads a little larger.
Do I need to empty them?
Outdoors after a storm, tip them. Indoors, most of the captured water wicks back up through the bag within a day — the residue that remains evaporates or wipes out at your monthly tidy.
Can I leave pots sitting in water full-time?
Not deliberately — these are catch trays, not hydroponic baths. The ribbed base prevents constant root contact with standing water, but let soil demand drive the wicking, exactly as the card describes.
Pairs well with
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Heavy-Duty Water Catch Trays (2-Pack) — from $13 · ships worldwide · 30-day money-back guarantee