VDL Elongated Square Pot – Elongated PVC Pot with High Drainage for Growing in Coconut or Soil

Characteristics of elongated square pots

The elongated square pots are made with a very strong and durable plastic. The shape makes it much easier for you to grow the cuttings in an elongated shape and thus prevent them from escaping wide. The design is ideal for planting a plant.

How and why to use an elongated square pot?

Plant cuttings They are very weak at first, so no matter what you do, they won't hold much weight until they get a better size. When you use a very large pot with a different shape, you lose something very valuable, substrate and time. For this reason, elongated pots are ideal for your small cuttings. Planting them in this space gives them a elongated and thin shape, with almost no branches, so you can place a larger number of plants in the same space as always without losing substrate, since it will be used by several plants at the same time. Furthermore, can be used for growth, since more plants can be grown in a small space within a grow tent while others bloom in the flowering room.

What size should you buy an elongated square pot?

There are currently four sizes available to purchase the elongated square planter. We hope you choose the one that best suits you and get the most out of your crop. They are the following:

• Elongated pot 9x9x16cm (0.85 liters)
• Elongated flowerpot 10x10x14cm (1.1 liters)
• Elongated pot 12x12x20cm (2 liters)
• Elongated pot 10.23x10.23x24cm (2.3 liters)

Selection of elongated pots by cultivation stage:

In GrowIndustry, we understand that choosing the correct pot is essential for the success of your crop. Here is a detailed guide on how to use our different pot sizes for each stage of your plants' growth:

Elongated Pot 9x9x16cm (0.85 liters)

Ideal for Initial Stages: This compact pot is perfect for germinating seeds or rooting cuttings. Its size facilitates easy handling and maintains the necessary humidity for the healthy development of young roots. Recommended for those who perform frequent transplants to optimize early root growth.

Elongated Pot 10x10x14cm (1.1 liters)

Perfect for Seedlings: Slightly wider, this pot offers extra space for roots without the risk of retaining excess water. Ideal for supporting the initial growth of your plants until they are ready for a larger environment. It is the preferred choice to maintain stable development before the next transplant.

12x12x20cm Elongated Pot (2 liters)

Early Vegetative Growth: Excellent to support the vegetative development phase of your plants. The 2 liter size allows for greater root development, essential for nutrient absorption and supporting more robust foliage. It is the ideal option for those looking to reduce the frequency of transplants while maintaining healthy growth.

Elongated Pot 10.23x10.23x24cm (2.3 liters)

Depth for Robust Roots: With a greater depth, this pot is exceptional for varieties that develop deeper root systems. It promotes vertical root growth, crucial for stability and nutrition before moving to larger pots. Recommended to maximize plant health and productivity during crucial stages of growth.

Final Recommendations

Selecting the right pot size is crucial to avoid problems such as overwatering or root strangulation. The "step transplant" technique, where plants are moved to progressively larger pots as they grow, is highly recommended to promote maximum well-being and efficiency in your crop. Additionally, we also recommend using rooting hormones and root stimulator to ensure that your crop has strong roots. Here is a guide on how to use rooting hormones.

At GrowIndustry, we're here to help you get the best possible start for your plants! Don't hesitate to contact us if you need more information or assistance with your pot selection.

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1. Selecciona el tamaño adecuado según el espacio del armario y la variedad.
2. Coloca el sustrato en la maceta dejando 2-3 cm sin rellenar.
3. Trasplanta la planta en el centro con las raíces bien extendidas.
4. Riega hasta que salga agua por los agujeros de drenaje.
5. Coloca sobre bandeja VDL para recoger el exceso de agua de riego.
6. Para reutilizar: lavar con agua a presión y desinfectar antes del siguiente cultivo.