Super-Sized 50 ml Large Floral Tubes that fit securely in our new short Peg Rack Holders to keep cuttings upright and secure for your munching monarch caterpillars 😊
8 pack of large floral water tubes + 1 short peg rack
Short pegs so your caterpillars can't form a chrysalis on the rack ...caterpillars will crawl off to form chrysalis on cage roof.
9" by 4" racks with 40 slots to space out 8 tubes over each rack
fit 2 racks in baby cube or tall baby cages
fit 4 racks in big cube or monarch tower
48 ml capacity- our largest floral tubes for less refilling
Saves Milkweed...and ⌚️
New and Improved flat lids on floral tubes
Lids also easier to remove
Use for milkweed stem or leaf cuttings (or other host + nectar plants)
Easy to clean & Reusable
Floral Tube racks are the most secure way to elevate tubes, space out caterpillars, and keep them from crawling around in 💩
These are the best. I use a mix of large and the slightly smaller tubes.
D
D.R.
Floral Tube & Rack
Works very well!! I would buy again, if needed.
C
C.S.
Love these!
I sure get more life out of milkweed cuttings with the big tubes. The rack is so easy to keep clean and holds the tubes securely
E
E.S.
Fabulous
I am very pleased with all of your products! In fact I am ordering more today so I can share the joy of raising Monarchs. Our first butterfly was released today, a female!
Thanks
J
J.S.
Long peg rack better
I have used both the short and long yellow peg racks and found your long yellow rack better. It was more stable when the tubes were filled with water and a tall milkweed stem/leaves were placed in it.
James, what do you mean by more stable? We use large common milkweed cuttings and have never had any issues with stability (we've used these for the past year). Are you putting big cuttings all on one side of the rack? If so spacing out should solve the issue...
These are great! They keep the plant tubes from sliding to the center from their weight when you move the cage I have a round hamper style cage that I put a plant tray in.
Make the cage much easier to clean, as well as stabilizing the cage for moving. The caterpillars are still able to get under the sides, but cleaning is much easier now!
