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Plant pots: space for healthy root growth

When growing indoors in the growbox, choosing the right planting pots plays an important role in the formation of healthy roots and correspondingly strong and productive plants. The right pot gives the roots the opportunity to expand sufficiently and ensures that the soil contained can store enough water.
Plants should therefore be neither too small nor too large. On the other hand, repotting puts the plants under stress each time and should therefore not be done too frequently. For the cultivation of the plants are recommended pots from 1 to 5 liters. For the growth and flowering phase, take pots in sizes from 7 to 15 liters, depending on the variety grown and the area, or height of the growbox.

Size of the cultivation area is important

The cultivation method and the size of the cultivated area also play a significant role in the selection of the plants. Short flowering autoflowering plants can be grown in larger pots than long flowering photoperiod plants. Furthermore, it is important to match the size and thus the quantity of plants and pots to the size of the growroom or growbox. Neither do you want to have too many plants in the growbox, which steal each other's light, nor do you want to let the expensively generated lighting shine into the void. To use space wisely, square doors are preferable to round ones, especially in growboxes.

Plastic Pots or Smart Pots

Conventional plastic pots are of course convincing due to their inexpensive purchase price and ease of handling and maintenance. These doors are perforated so that excess water can run off. To do this, it is best to place the pots on appropriate plant pot saucers.

Planting pots made of fabric or planting bags, on the other hand, have the advantage that the roots do not have to grow in circles due to the permeable pot wall, and cutting them off creates a denser root system Overall.

Innovative Air Pots for Grow Professionals

Optimal oxygen supply, ideal water flow and greatly improved nutrient uptake are offered by the innovative Air Pots in sizes from 1 to 38 liters. The cylindrical pot wall consists of knobs that form air vents to the outside. The roots are naturally pruned and the root system becomes much denser and can absorb nutrients much better.
Some caution should be taken with irrigation. Air Pots dry out a little faster, so just Grow beginners tend to overwater the soil.

Hydroponic and aeroponic systems

For growing in hydro or aero systems, we stock special net cups that are filled with clay granules or rockwool leaves. These pots provide an optimal supply of water and air and are perfect for growing and rooting.