NURSERY POT 1200 11L (3 G) / 11" X 9.63"
This is a good option for growing various plants, particularly small shrubs, perennials, and tropicals. These blow-molded pots are lightweight, strong, and economical, offering a good balance of durability and cost-effectiveness.
The ribbed sides of these pots provide strength and rigidity, making them a robust alternative to injection-molded containers, while still being easy to handle. The pots feature side and bottom drainage, which helps prevent waterlogging and promotes healthy root development.
Compared to injection-molded pots, blow-molded containers offer a cost-effective solution for nurseries and gardeners. The size is suitable for a range of plants, including small shrubs, perennials, and tropicals. The wide rims make these pots easy to de-nest, handle, and move, both manually and with automated systems.
While not ideal for automated systems due to the ribs, they can still be used effectively in some automated setups. These pots can be reused for multiple growing seasons.
NURSERY POT 2000 15L (4 G) /11-7/8" x 11"
This pot is a suitable container for growing small shrubs, perennials, and topicals. Its ribbed sides provide strength, and the pot is designed for easy handling in automated and manual potting systems. These pots are UV protected and benzene-free, making them a durable and safe option for plant cultivation. This pot is ideal for small shrubs, perennials, and topicals.
Ribbed sides and strong rims make them robust and easy to handle, even in automated systems. The UV protection ensures the pots can withstand outdoor conditions and sunlight, extending their lifespan.
NURSERY POT 23.5L (6.23 G) /13- 3/4" X 12"
This pot is suitable for growing plants that require a moderate amount of space for root development and offers a good balance between size and manageability. It's a common size for various plants, offering a good balance between space for root growth and ease of handling.
A 23.5L pot provides ample space for roots to expand, allowing plants to grow to a good size before needing to be transplanted. This size is versatile and suitable for a range of plants, including many common garden and container plants.
While larger than some smaller nursery pots, this size is still manageable for moving and relocating plants, especially with the sturdy construction and handles found on many of these pots. The wide base helps to prevent tipping, especially when the pot is filled with soil and a plant. Good drainage holes are essential for healthy root growth, preventing root rot.
Considerations:
• Consider the specific needs of the plant you intend to grow. Some plants with extensive root systems might need larger pots, while others might thrive in smaller ones.
• Remember that plants will eventually outgrow this size pot, and you'll need to repot them into a larger container.
NURSERY POT 40 L (10 G) /17-3/4’’ X 11-3/4'’
This pot is a good option for transplanting and growing various plants. It offers a substantial volume for root development, has good drainage features, and is made of durable plastic.
Here's a breakdown of why it's a good choice:
• The 40L (10 US Gallon) capacity provides ample space for plants to develop a healthy root system, which is crucial for overall plant health and growth.
• Nursery pots, especially those designed for plants, typically have drainage holes in the bottom to allow excess water to escape. This prevents waterlogging, which can damage roots and lead to disease.
• The mention of "sturdy" plastic indicates that the pot can withstand handling and potential impacts, making it suitable for repeated use.
• High-quality plastic pots, like the ones described, are often designed to be reusable and can resist cracking or breaking, even with regular use.
• These pots are suitable for a variety of plants, including those started from seeds or cuttings, and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
While a 40L pot is generally a good size, it's always a good idea to research the specific needs of the plant you intend to grow. Some plants may require larger or smaller pots. As plants grow, they may need to be repotted into larger containers. Consider the mature size of the plant when choosing a pot size.
NURSERY POT 55 L (15G) /17-3/4’’ X 16-3/4'’
The pot's capacity is a common size for nursery containers, offering a good balance between providing enough space for a healthy root system and being manageable for handling. The dimensions (17 3/4" x 16 3/4") indicate a relatively wide and deep container, suitable for plants with extensive root systems.
This size is particularly well-suited for larger plants like young trees, shrubs, or plants that will be grown in the pot for an extended period. The wide base of the pot helps provide stability, which is important for larger plants that may be top-heavy.
Blow molded construction is common for nursery pots, offering strength and durability. This pot can be used indoors and outdoors, for hobby gardening or commercial nurseries.
