- Hydroponic net pots are plastic containers that have many openings to accommodate the growth of sprouting plant roots. These containers, which are made from heavy-gauge polyethylene plastic netting, permit the access to water, air and liquid nourishment solutions. Those three aspects constitute the most important components of hydroponic gardening in order for plants to grow healthy. Hydroponic net pots work with any kind of water system. They last through more growing cycles than regular net pots, which last for only two cycles.
- Common flower pots, also named plant pots, fit the uses of hydroponics well. It doesn't matter whether you own a garden or a farm. The methods are effective for indoor and outdoor use. Flower pots are involved in indoor gardening most of the time. They can be used for transporting plants to new places, too. The typical flower pot originally was made of terra-cotta, but wood, plastic or stone pots are common as well.
- Net cups are containers that are slightly thinner than the standard net pots. Net cups have many holes where roots can grow through; the pots usually are made out of plastic. No matter their size, these cups hold the growth medium while the plant gets established deeply and firmly to its environment. All net cups include mesh netting, and are perfect to use with Hydroton clay pellets or rock wood cubes. Net cups perform a nice job for hydroponics, just like the heavy-duty net pots and the flower pots.
- These soft-sided, fabric containers resist many growth cycles. Smart pots are able to support large trees and won't lose their shape. They are aeration containers that have the special skill to air, prune and improve the quality of a plant's root structure. It doesn't matter if the tree is planted in hot weather. The important point is to keep the roots as healthy as possible. Smart pots are a real innovation for the market. They are a cheap and effective tool for reforestation.
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