Who Makes Those Square Green Plastic 'Drip Plates' That Kind of Looks Like a Cheese Grater?

I've seen them in photos and I actually saw them in person today while at the local grow shop. Unfortunately, I never thought to make note of the manufacturer's name. An image search is giving me no results. Hopefully someone here knows what I'm talking about and can point me in the right direction. Thanks!

floraflex if I’m thinking of the right thing

Only used for drip feeding? Or is there another use for them

Grow So High said:

6" FLORACAP® 2.0

The FloraFlex® 6" FloraCap® is a patent pending revolutionary tool for top feeding that also helps eliminate algae. The FloraCap® 2.0 was redesigned to give you a more consistent flow rate, even distribution, a slightly increased air flow, and improved stabilization. Place the FloraCap® on top...

floraflex.com

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Yeah, that's it. Thanks!

ebcrew said:

Only used for drip feeding? Or is there another use for them

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I'm not exactly sure. I'm trying to see if I can somehow use one to replace the drip ring on a waterfarm.

Just Be said:

I'm not exactly sure. I'm trying to see if I can somehow use one to replace the drip ring on a waterfarm.

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Did you have any luck? I'm thinking of doing the same

Bloby said:

Did you have any luck? I'm thinking of doing the same

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No, I never bothered since I ditched the waterfarm after one grow.

They aren't very good if you're scrogging because if the plant grows at an angle the whole concept is ruined. Plus you can't get them on or off if the stalk gets too big. The bigger round flood and dripper shield types are made of a flexible rubber, which would have made more sense than hard plastic. I have a tall stack of the 4" ones and like 25 of the round flood and dripper shields sitting in a storage closest.