Glazed Drip Tray - 20cm - Rectangle - Green

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The Yorkshire Bonsai 20cm Glazed Drip Tray is the ideal accessory for bonsai enthusiasts looking to protect their surfaces while maintaining a refined aesthetic. Designed to catch excess water and prevent soil runoff, this tray is best suited for small to medium-sized bonsai pots; however, users should carefully measure their pot bases to ensure a proper fit within the 21cm x 15cm internal dimensions.
| Model Part Number | 20cm Glazed Drip Tray Rectangle Green |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yorkshire Bonsai |
Yes, it is designed for 20cm pots, provided the base dimensions do not exceed 21cm x 15cm.
While the glaze is durable, ceramic drip trays can crack in extreme freezing conditions; it is recommended to bring them indoors during winter.
Measure the length and width of the very bottom of your bonsai pot. As long as those dimensions are less than 21cm x 15cm, it will fit.
Yes, it functions as a high-quality decorative saucer for any small potted plant that matches the dimensions.
Yes, the glazed finish makes the tray completely watertight and non-porous.
Ensure your bonsai pot is centered within the internal dimensions of the tray to catch all drainage.
This is likely mineral buildup from water; wipe the tray with a mixture of water and a small amount of white vinegar to dissolve the residue.
To set up your tray, ensure the surface is level to prevent uneven water pooling. Before placing your pot, confirm that the base of the pot does not exceed the 21cm x 15cm internal boundary. Regarding care, the glazed surface is low-maintenance; simply remove the tray occasionally to rinse it with mild soapy water if mineral deposits from tap water accumulate. Avoid using harsh abrasive scouring pads, which could dull the glaze over time.