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plastic plant dishes Standard Round Pots

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plastic plant dishes Standard Round PotsA round plant pot is an efficient way to grow plants as their final home or as the next step up from seedling trays. Our round plant pots are made of sturdy lightweight plastic and hold more soil than azalea pots of the same size. The bottom drainage holes help maintain ideal moisture levels. The high gloss green color is perfect for any greenhouse or retailer, offering a clean appearance that keeps the focus on the plant. With diameters ranging from

A round plant pot is an efficient way to grow plants as their final home or as the next step up from seedling trays. Our round plant pots are made of sturdy lightweight plastic and hold more soil than azalea pots of the same size. The bottom drainage holes help maintain ideal moisture levels. The high-gloss green color is perfect for any greenhouse or retailer, offering a clean appearance that keeps the focus on the plant.

With diameters ranging from three to eight inches, round pots for plants offer many growing options, letting you cultivate tropicals, geraniums and many other annuals. Click on our Potting Guide below for an overview of available circle flower pot sizes and their soil volume. All standard round pots are available in a basic 10-pack for hobby growers or large cases for commercial greenhouses and nurseries. Contact us if you need recommendations on which flower pots to buy or are looking for other advice.


Specifications

Description Outside Diameter x Height Capacity Cubic Inches
4" Std. Round
4" x 3-1/2" 32
4.5" Std. Round (Geranium) 4-1/2" x 4" 40
6" Std. Round
6" x 5-3/4" 112

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