Grower's Edge Plant Stake Labels Multi-Color Pack | 4 x 5/8 in, Count 1000

Grower's Edge Plant Stake Labels for Trays, Flats and Containers

These are writable plant markers in five colors, each on a stake that pushes into media. A tray of clones looks identical to the tray beside it until something goes wrong. Each one measures 4 x 5/8 in, narrow enough to sit in a propagation cell without crowding the stem. The pointed end goes into the media and the upper portion stays readable above the rim. A box holds 1,000 labels, split evenly at 200 each across red, orange, yellow, green and blue. They arrive in bundles of 100, which makes it easy to keep one bundle at the cloning bench and another on the cart. Write on the stake before it goes into wet media, because a damp surface takes marker poorly. Any garden marker works for the variety name, the date taken or a feeding note. At that count, you can afford to label every plant rather than one per tray. Plants that get separated during transplant still carry their own identity that way.

Color Coded Plant Tags Across a Propagation Room

The colors do more work than the writing once a room fills up. Assign one color to each variety, each mother or each week of cuttings, and you can read a bench from the doorway. That also catches a misplaced flat before it gets the wrong feed. Some growers use color for the phase instead, which keeps a veg area and a hardening-off area from blending together. Keep a written key on the wall, since five colors run out quickly on a large variety list. Pairing a color with a handwritten code stretches the system well past five groups. These stakes suit cells, small pots and garden rows, where a short marker stays close to the plant. They are too short to read easily in a deep container with a thick top layer of mulch or media. A taller marker makes more sense in that spot. Pull them at transplant and move each one with its plant, so the record follows the crop through the room.

Key Features

• Five colors: Red, orange, yellow, green and blue let you sort a bench by variety, phase or week without reading every stake.
• Slim stake format: The narrow body fits a propagation cell or small pot without pressing against young stems.
• Bulk box count: A full box holds enough to mark every plant in a large clone run, not only every tray.
• Bundles of 100: Bundled stakes are easy to split between the cloning bench, the cart and the transplant area.
• Writable surface: Mark the stake with a garden marker to record variety, cutting date or feeding notes.
• Works across spaces: The same stake suits propagation rooms, greenhouse benches, containers and garden rows.

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