The geometry of the pot is practically a cube. At its base it has a series of large holes for drainage and water absorption. And the corners are reinforced and raised off the ground by about a centimeter, allowing for aeration of the substrate and flood irrigation.

In sight, it is a pot with a wide and flat constitution. Which makes it an ideal pot to grow auto-flowering varieties that need root space to develop more branched and with volume. They are also ideal for the maintenance of mothers since they also need amplitude in the root zone, to induce their development in width and height.

When they are placed one to another with their walls joined without leaving space between their wide edges, a network is formed, in the form of a grid, whose sides add 4 centimeters in width. This allows access to any point of the network by stepping over these double edges. Space is saved and flood irrigation is facilitated since the base of the irrigation trays is used up to the last cm2.

To carry out this watering action, we recommend incorporating a good layer of clay at the bottom of the pots. Arlite is a light and porous material that will contribute significantly to keeping the substrate aerated and not accumulating moisture after each watering.