Plastic and Natural Fibers

Black square pot
5.25”, 10” or 18L
This solid black receptacle is made of heavy-duty plastic and features drainage holes on bottom and sides.		 Net pot round
5 gallon sizes
These heavy duty plastic net pots with wide rim and open mesh provides excellent root aeration and superior delivery of nutrients to the root zone.  For optimal results, use with an ebb and flow hydroponic system.
Round mesh pot
2”, 3”, 5” and 6” black
6” brown
Perfect for use in many hydroponic systems, these plastic pots with open mesh allow roots to grow freely for better breathing and growth.  With these heavier-duty Net Pots, you won’t have to replace them after one use. Works best with expanded clay or loose rockwool.		 Cocotek basket
2”, 3” and 6”
100% organic! CocoTek basket liners are very durable yet environmentally friendly.  CocoTek fibers are woven for strength but will decompose after around 3 years of use.
4” jiffy peat pots
Excellent for starting larger plants like vegetable vine crops and large growing annuals. Grow earlier, better vegetables and flowers by starting in Jiffy Peat Pots. They encourage vigorous growth. When you transplant pot and plant into the ground, there is no stunting or wilting, since the roots are not disturbed.		 Grow bags
2, 5, 7, 20 and gallon sizes (white)
1, 3 and 5 gallon sizes (black)
Plastic bags with multiple drain holes on sides of the bag assist to maintain healthy root temperatures and encourage even drainage.  These bags stand upright when filled with growing medium.
Plastic saucers
4”, 6” and 8” rounds
Clear plastic saucers are useful under potted plants to ensure proper watering. They work with all types of plant pots and containers, including plastic, clay, ceramic, and others.		 Smart pot
8” 2 gallon, 12” 5 gallon, 16” 10 gallon
The patented Smart Pot is a soft-sided, fabric container that has the rigidity to hold its shape and can even support large trees.  The Smart Pot is an aeration container. It has a unique ability to air-prune and enhance a plant’s root structure. A highly branched, fibrous root structure is the key to growing a better plant – with more flowers and fruits, and more resistance to insects and diseases.