Square Flood Trays – Watertight Trays for Flood Cultivation and Automatic Irrigation

Features of this black tray of various sizes

They are perfect for placing pots in them of the plants and collect irrigation water. This way you won't have to continually collect water from the ground, with the humidity problems that this can cause. For the price of this black tray of various sizes, it is worth buying as many as you need for your crop. The black tray is made of a non-porous and smooth plastic material, allowing you to clean it easily whenever you want. In addition, you won't need to do it much either, since dirt doesn't become embedded as easily. They are trays very resistant and high quality to be able to put all the pots you want in them and thus not have each plant on its plate.

Advantages of using a tray for your pots

The black tray will allow you to have the much cleaner and organized cultivation. Without going any further, you will no longer have to collect the water with which you water the plants from the ground. Precisely, the trays are used to place the pots and collect water irrigation ledge. Much better if the water is collected in the tray and not on the floor. Water accumulated on the ground can cause dampness. The trays come very well for closets or grow rooms large and thus not have water leaks. It is highly recommended, however, that remove any water that may remain in the tray after watering. This way you will not only keep it for longer, but also always have it cleaner and more useful.

In what sizes can you buy this black tray?

There are two models of black trays that you can buy depending on their measurements:

•  80x80 
• 100x100
• 120x120 

Whatever size you choose, they are trays that adapt perfectly to any grow tent.  

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1. Instala la bandeja de inundación en horizontal y nivelada.
2. Conecta la bomba de agua al fitting de llenado de la bandeja.
3. Conecta el tubo de retorno al depósito en el fitting de drenaje.
4. Llena las macetas con arcilla expandida y coloca las plantas.
5. Programa la bomba para inundar 2-4 veces al día según la fase.
6. La bandeja se vaciará por gravedad al depósito tras cada inundación.