Air Flow Plant Trays

[MattWoelfsen]

Does any one know where you can get these plant trays? Thank you for any assistance.


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[Paul Mc]

You might check with either Oak Hill Gardens. I know I've seen them somewhere recently, but can't recall where at the moment.


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[MattWoelfsen]

Thanks for the tip Paul.

[Paul Mc]

I just checked and they don't carry them.

I googled "net pot tray" and found one image that is similar, but it's a tray with holes for net pots to slide into. It also appeared that hydroponic stores seem to carry them. You might want to Google what I did and look through the suggested websites. I'm not sure if I have the right name for what you are looking for, but seems it was returning some great leads.


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[AnonYMouse]

I saw different ones at Chula when I was looking for pots.

I should add, I've not ordered from them so do not know how good/bad they are.

[MattWoelfsen]

Thanks everyone for your response. I have looked around the Internet for these trays. I contacted the vendor that owns the plants in the photograph. He did not know their name but he has offered to get them for me. He did say they come in 2, 4, and 6" sizes. If they are not too expensive, I will order some of these trays from him. Hopefully they will have a name that I could Google directly to the source.

These trays are perfect stands for my orchids who require air circulation around the roots. I am a "water at the kitchen sink person" so having my plants in these trays will facilitate easier watering.

[james mickelso]

These are made for holding and transporting plants that are already in pots. Many commercial growers of many different kinds of plants use them. Contact Hauserman's or any of the big growers. They'll know where to get them. They aren't growing pots like multi-net pots.