You could be excused for thinking that there’s little room to innovate with something as simple as a plant pot. Yet the clever folks behind Rhizo-Pots have managed to prove the doubters wrong, developing a highly imaginative and – even more importantly – incredibly effective new design capable of significantly improving plant growth!
Established growing method, fresh thinking product
Nothing is more familiar to a gardener than growing a plant in a pot full of media. Rhizo-Pots brings this basic technique bang up to date, so you still systematically water plants from the top but get much, much better results!
It almost sounds too good to be true, right? In the quest to understand why you are able to enjoy such success, direct your attention towards the unique fibrous structure of the material used for each product. By allowing you to fully harness the phenomenal benefits of air pruning roots, the products actively stimulate secondary roots to branch out from your plants! You can then expect to find additional root development, increases in overall root mass, better nutrient and water uptake, and quicker growing times due to the additional amounts of air able to get in and around the roots. Take a closer look at Rhizo-Pots by clicking here.
The nitty gritty!
As a plant grows, roots are sent out into the soil. When these roots hit the inner wall of a standard plant pot they will change direction and begin to circle – sometimes causing your plants to become root bound and potentially limiting their ability to take up nutrients and water. The fibrous construction of Rhizo-Pots encourages the roots that reach the pot wall to continue forwards and start growing through the foam-like substance. Once the root tip hits the air, it stops growing and stimulates the plant into sending out two new roots. This air pruning process continuously repeats leading to exponential root growth with no circling whatsoever.
Rhizo-Pots are sold flat pack for easy storage and work well with all types of growing media. Six different sizes exist - see the table below for the maximum number of each pot that will fit onto our five Garland Trays. 
Mike
Alza Ypt
atami 6.5ltr pots? and how many would you recomend for a dr100
with 600watts...i am looking foward to trying these new Rhizo-Pots
Pokaz
Is it possible to use them more than once, if yes is it tricky to clean them up?
puffypuss
phil
jay
Tom Taylor