Air Pots

SKU# G490

These futuristic looking pots facilitate air pruning to eliminate root circling and promote explosive root growth. The unique material each pot is created from actively funnels outgrowing roots towards the air where they are pruned this then stimulates root branching and new root formation to increase overall root density and enhance nutrient uptake and plant performance. Pots are supplied flat pack and require very basic construction.

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Code		Price

0395	6 Litre Air Pot	£3.25

0396	15 Litre Air Pot	£6.25

0763	20 Litre Air Pot	£6.95

If you are interested in this product, then you might want to also order these at the same time: Jiffy Plug (each) £0.10 Also add this SuperThrive 1/2 ounce - 15ml £3.95 Also add this BioBizz All-Mix - 20 Litres £6.95 Also add this
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Questions and Answers (3)

are these airpots suitable for growing with diced 1 cm rockwool using hydro nutrients

Written by JH | 25 Nov 2011

You can use the cellmax in the air pots, but there are two things to be aware of. Firstly you will need to make sure that you fill all the little crevices with the cellmax. Secondly, when watering, you will need to water gradually to prevent the nutrient from just running straight off the top. By doing it slowly the cellmax absorbs the nutrient .

Using coco with the air pots. Would I use a mix like perlite or clay pebbles?

Written by DR | 23 Aug 2011

We would recommend just using coco on it's own with the air pot.

what is the best grow medium for air pots? are they suitable for clay pebbles?

Written by wayne | 27 Jul 2011

You could use coco in air pots, but they are better suited to soil or coco.

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