A planter kit may include a pan with a top surface and a wall extending upward from the top surface. A container may include a base and a wall extending upward from the base. At least one opening may be defined by the base. Multiple supporting members may be detachably coupled to the base. At least one of the supporting members may be tubular and configured to extend at least partially into the opening of the base of the container, thereby enabling fluid to pass from the container to the pan. At least one of the supporting members may include a horizontal support member. An object may provide external design to the container, and may rest on the horizontal support member. When a portion of the object rests on the horizontal support member, the portion is below the bottom surface of the base of the container and above the pan.

A potted plant tray includes a tray bottom portion comprising a floor, a sidewall, and an outlet, and a tray top portion comprising a perforated inner floor and one or more bottom supports to support the tray top portion above the tray bottom portion.

A potted plant tray includes a tray bottom portion comprising a floor, a sidewall, and an outlet, and a tray top portion comprising a perforated inner floor and one or more bottom supports to support the tray top portion above the tray bottom portion.

A drainage tray includes a sloped surface that is sloped in a slope direction from a high point to a low point. A nozzle is arranged at the low point. A plurality of ribs are arranged on the sloped surface. The ribs each include a plurality of alternating first portions that extend in a first direction and second portions that extend in a second direction. The first and second portions are joined by a plurality of bends to define a wavy shape.

A drainage tray includes a sloped surface that is sloped in a slope direction from a high point to a low point. A nozzle is arranged at the low point. A plurality of ribs are arranged on the sloped surface. The ribs each include a plurality of alternating first portions that extend in a first direction and second portions that extend in a second direction. The first and second portions are joined by a plurality of bends to define a wavy shape.

A tray system for use in horticultural or agricultural operations comprising a ducting assembly for de-stratification and a drainage system for consolidating excess water and nutrients.

A potted plant turntable including a base and a rotating dish. The rotating dish supports a potted plant which may be rotated with the dish to allow more even exposure of the plant to sunlight. The dish rests on a bearing collar of the base and may be manually rotated or driven by a motor. Drainage holes are spaced from the center of the dish and for many embodiments spaced radially inwardly from an outer edge.

To achieve a structure that prevents water from spilling from a receiving tray when the receiving tray is pulled out from a pot stand. A receiving tray for a pot stand is adapted to receive drained water from a pot stand that includes an upper surface part having a hole and an opening. The receiving tray includes a main body that is movable with respect to the opening in a predetermined direction X, and a plurality of wave suppressing members that extend in a width direction Y on a bottom surface of the main body and are arranged at an interval in the predetermined direction X. The plurality of wave suppressing members include first wave suppressing members and a second wave suppressing member 32 that extends from a side wall surface of the main body in a gap between the first wave suppressing members in the predetermined direction X.

The present invention provides a plant pot tray and irrigation system that improves the efficiency of installation and removal of growing pots from the tray. The present invention includes a plant pot tray that includes an integrated irrigation system that does not install into the individual pots but may be installed into the tray itself outside of the pots. The integrated irrigation system allows for the pots to be installed and removed from the plant pot tray without disturbing the integrated irrigation system, thus making the installation and removal of the pots efficient and operable to be automated.

A system and related methods for increasing the density and efficiency of horticultural production in greenhouse/glasshouse/conservatory settings comprising an upper conveyor and a lower track that allow for the movement of plants/crops through a greenhouse system to thereby create a more consistent growing environment.