What are the dimensions of the 12L Round Pot?
The pot measures approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high.
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The 12L Round Plant Pot is a versatile black horticultural container for established plants, nursery stock, vegetables and general container growing. Measuring approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high, it provides a generous 12 litre root volume while remaining compact enough for straightforward handling and efficient plant spacing.
Twelve litres is a useful intermediate-to-large container size for plants that have outgrown smaller nursery pots but do not yet require very large finishing containers. The additional growing-medium volume provides developing roots with considerably more space while increasing the available reserve of moisture and nutrition.
Its traditional tapered round profile makes the pot suitable for professional nurseries, greenhouses, polytunnels, indoor growing and outdoor horticulture. The wide upper opening also provides convenient access for irrigation, feeding, mulching and surface top dressing.
Drainage openings in the base allow excess irrigation water to escape, helping maintain the balance of moisture and air required within a healthy root zone.
Suitable for peat-based and peat-free compost, soil, coco coir, living soil and other horticultural growing media, this is a practical all-round container for commercial growers and home gardeners alike.
Moving a well-established plant into a 12L container provides substantially more growing-medium volume than smaller nursery pots, allowing the root system to continue expanding as the plant develops.
The increased substrate volume also provides a larger reserve of moisture and nutrients. This can make the root environment more buffered against rapid drying than a small container, although actual irrigation demand will depend on crop size, substrate and environmental conditions.
For many plants, 12L can be used as a substantial growing-on or finishing size. Particularly large, vigorous or long-lived crops may ultimately require a larger final container.
The pot measures approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high.
The 30cm upper diameter provides a generous surface area for irrigation and makes it straightforward to apply compost, mulch, granular fertilisers or powdered top-dress amendments.
Its tapered sides combine a stable lower footprint with efficient handling and allow empty pots to nest together for more compact storage.
A 12 litre plant pot can accommodate a wide range of established horticultural crops. Typical applications include:
The correct final container size depends on plant species, expected mature size, crop duration and cultivation method.
The 12L capacity provides considerably more biologically active growing-medium volume than small nursery pots, making it suitable for smaller-scale living soil cultivation and organic growing programmes.
Its broad surface provides convenient access for applying compost, worm castings, mulch and dry soil amendments throughout the crop.
Larger living soil systems generally offer greater biological and moisture buffering, so whether 12L is appropriate as a final container will depend on the crop and growing method.
The 12L Round Plant Pot can be used with a wide range of horticultural substrates, including:
Irrigation and feeding should always be matched to the selected growing medium. A moisture-retentive compost behaves differently from a highly aerated coco or coco-perlite substrate.
Drainage openings in the base allow excess irrigation water and nutrient solution to leave the container rather than remaining trapped around the lower roots.
Good drainage helps maintain air within the growing medium while reducing the risk of prolonged saturation. This is especially important immediately after potting-on, when the root system may not yet occupy the entire 12L volume.
Irrigation should therefore be adjusted according to root development, crop demand and substrate moisture rather than simply saturating the entire container on a fixed schedule.
The pot is suitable for hand watering, drip irrigation and other compatible nursery or greenhouse irrigation systems.
The 12L Round Plant Pot is compatible with the 30cm Pot Saucer, product code P00019.
The matching saucer measures approximately 31cm across the rim, 28cm across the base and 5cm high.
Using a saucer can help contain irrigation runoff when the pot is positioned indoors, in a greenhouse or on another surface that needs protection.
In outdoor or free-draining production areas, a saucer may not be required.
The 12L Round Pot provides a useful balance between generous root volume and manageable overall dimensions.
For professional growers it can serve as a substantial growing-on or finishing container for nursery stock, ornamentals and productive crops while remaining straightforward to move, space and irrigate.
The simple black horticultural finish also provides a clean presentation for plants intended for garden centres, landscaping projects or direct retail.
Potting-on is best determined by root development rather than following a fixed timetable.
Plants are generally ready for additional container volume once roots have established well through the existing substrate and the current pot is beginning to dry increasingly quickly between irrigations.
Avoid moving a very small root system into a large volume of growing medium unnecessarily. Progressive potting can make moisture management easier while roots establish throughout the new substrate.
Pots that remain in sound condition can be emptied, cleaned and reused for subsequent crops.
Remove old growing medium and root debris before cleaning. Where pots are transferred between crops, appropriate hygiene procedures can help reduce the risk of carrying pests or plant pathogens into the next planting.
The tapered profile allows empty containers to nest together for compact storage.
| Product | Round Plant Pot |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 12L |
| Shape | Round |
| Colour | Black |
| Upper rim diameter | Approximately 30cm |
| Base diameter | Approximately 23.5cm |
| Height | Approximately 24cm |
| Drainage | Pre-formed base drainage openings |
| Suitable media | Soil, compost, peat-free media, living soil, coco & compatible horticultural substrates |
| Suitable environments | Nurseries, greenhouses, polytunnels, indoor growing & outdoor cultivation |
| Typical applications | Shrubs, perennials, vegetables, ornamentals, climbing plants & nursery stock |
| Compatible saucer | 30cm Pot Saucer - product code P00019 |
| Compatible saucer dimensions | Rim 31cm x base 28cm x height 5cm |
| Reusable | Yes, when cleaned and maintained appropriately |
The pot measures approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high.
A 12L pot is suitable for many shrubs, large perennials, tomatoes, peppers, chillies, aubergines, climbing plants, ornamentals and other established container crops.
Yes. A 12L pot can provide useful growing volume for tomatoes, although vigorous plants and long cropping periods may benefit from a larger final container.
Yes. Twelve litres provides generous root volume for many chilli and pepper plants and can be used as a final container for numerous varieties.
Yes. It provides useful volume for living soil and biologically managed substrates, although larger crops may benefit from greater soil volume.
Yes. Coco coir and coco-based blends can be used in the 12L Round Pot. Irrigation frequency should be adjusted to suit the crop and substrate.
Yes. The pot is suitable for peat-free growing media as well as conventional compost, soil-based mixes, living soil and coco.
Yes. Pre-formed openings in the base allow excess irrigation water to drain from the growing medium.
The compatible option is the 30cm Pot Saucer, product code P00019. It measures approximately 31cm across the rim, 28cm across the base and 5cm high.
A saucer is useful where irrigation runoff needs to be contained, particularly indoors or on protected surfaces. It may not be required outdoors or in free-draining production areas.
Yes. The pot can be used with hand watering and suitable drip irrigation systems. Irrigation volume and frequency should be matched to the plant, root development and growing medium.
Yes. It provides substantial growing volume while remaining manageable for nursery handling, spacing, irrigation and retail presentation.
Yes. Pots that remain in good condition can be emptied, cleaned and reused. Appropriate crop hygiene is recommended between uses.
It can be a final container for many plants. Larger, particularly vigorous or long-lived crops may eventually benefit from moving into a larger pot.
Move up when the plant has developed a healthy root system through its existing growing medium and requires additional root volume. Progressive potting generally makes moisture management easier than moving a very small plant directly into a large container.
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The 12L Round Plant Pot is a versatile black horticultural container for established plants, nursery stock, vegetables and general container growing. Measuring approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high, it provides a generous 12 litre root volume while remaining compact enough for straightforward handling and efficient plant spacing.
Twelve litres is a useful intermediate-to-large container size for plants that have outgrown smaller nursery pots but do not yet require very large finishing containers. The additional growing-medium volume provides developing roots with considerably more space while increasing the available reserve of moisture and nutrition.
Its traditional tapered round profile makes the pot suitable for professional nurseries, greenhouses, polytunnels, indoor growing and outdoor horticulture. The wide upper opening also provides convenient access for irrigation, feeding, mulching and surface top dressing.
Drainage openings in the base allow excess irrigation water to escape, helping maintain the balance of moisture and air required within a healthy root zone.
Suitable for peat-based and peat-free compost, soil, coco coir, living soil and other horticultural growing media, this is a practical all-round container for commercial growers and home gardeners alike.
Moving a well-established plant into a 12L container provides substantially more growing-medium volume than smaller nursery pots, allowing the root system to continue expanding as the plant develops.
The increased substrate volume also provides a larger reserve of moisture and nutrients. This can make the root environment more buffered against rapid drying than a small container, although actual irrigation demand will depend on crop size, substrate and environmental conditions.
For many plants, 12L can be used as a substantial growing-on or finishing size. Particularly large, vigorous or long-lived crops may ultimately require a larger final container.
The pot measures approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high.
The 30cm upper diameter provides a generous surface area for irrigation and makes it straightforward to apply compost, mulch, granular fertilisers or powdered top-dress amendments.
Its tapered sides combine a stable lower footprint with efficient handling and allow empty pots to nest together for more compact storage.
A 12 litre plant pot can accommodate a wide range of established horticultural crops. Typical applications include:
The correct final container size depends on plant species, expected mature size, crop duration and cultivation method.
The 12L capacity provides considerably more biologically active growing-medium volume than small nursery pots, making it suitable for smaller-scale living soil cultivation and organic growing programmes.
Its broad surface provides convenient access for applying compost, worm castings, mulch and dry soil amendments throughout the crop.
Larger living soil systems generally offer greater biological and moisture buffering, so whether 12L is appropriate as a final container will depend on the crop and growing method.
The 12L Round Plant Pot can be used with a wide range of horticultural substrates, including:
Irrigation and feeding should always be matched to the selected growing medium. A moisture-retentive compost behaves differently from a highly aerated coco or coco-perlite substrate.
Drainage openings in the base allow excess irrigation water and nutrient solution to leave the container rather than remaining trapped around the lower roots.
Good drainage helps maintain air within the growing medium while reducing the risk of prolonged saturation. This is especially important immediately after potting-on, when the root system may not yet occupy the entire 12L volume.
Irrigation should therefore be adjusted according to root development, crop demand and substrate moisture rather than simply saturating the entire container on a fixed schedule.
The pot is suitable for hand watering, drip irrigation and other compatible nursery or greenhouse irrigation systems.
The 12L Round Plant Pot is compatible with the 30cm Pot Saucer, product code P00019.
The matching saucer measures approximately 31cm across the rim, 28cm across the base and 5cm high.
Using a saucer can help contain irrigation runoff when the pot is positioned indoors, in a greenhouse or on another surface that needs protection.
In outdoor or free-draining production areas, a saucer may not be required.
The 12L Round Pot provides a useful balance between generous root volume and manageable overall dimensions.
For professional growers it can serve as a substantial growing-on or finishing container for nursery stock, ornamentals and productive crops while remaining straightforward to move, space and irrigate.
The simple black horticultural finish also provides a clean presentation for plants intended for garden centres, landscaping projects or direct retail.
Potting-on is best determined by root development rather than following a fixed timetable.
Plants are generally ready for additional container volume once roots have established well through the existing substrate and the current pot is beginning to dry increasingly quickly between irrigations.
Avoid moving a very small root system into a large volume of growing medium unnecessarily. Progressive potting can make moisture management easier while roots establish throughout the new substrate.
Pots that remain in sound condition can be emptied, cleaned and reused for subsequent crops.
Remove old growing medium and root debris before cleaning. Where pots are transferred between crops, appropriate hygiene procedures can help reduce the risk of carrying pests or plant pathogens into the next planting.
The tapered profile allows empty containers to nest together for compact storage.
| Product | Round Plant Pot |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 12L |
| Shape | Round |
| Colour | Black |
| Upper rim diameter | Approximately 30cm |
| Base diameter | Approximately 23.5cm |
| Height | Approximately 24cm |
| Drainage | Pre-formed base drainage openings |
| Suitable media | Soil, compost, peat-free media, living soil, coco & compatible horticultural substrates |
| Suitable environments | Nurseries, greenhouses, polytunnels, indoor growing & outdoor cultivation |
| Typical applications | Shrubs, perennials, vegetables, ornamentals, climbing plants & nursery stock |
| Compatible saucer | 30cm Pot Saucer - product code P00019 |
| Compatible saucer dimensions | Rim 31cm x base 28cm x height 5cm |
| Reusable | Yes, when cleaned and maintained appropriately |
The pot measures approximately 30cm across the upper rim, 23.5cm across the base and 24cm high.
A 12L pot is suitable for many shrubs, large perennials, tomatoes, peppers, chillies, aubergines, climbing plants, ornamentals and other established container crops.
Yes. A 12L pot can provide useful growing volume for tomatoes, although vigorous plants and long cropping periods may benefit from a larger final container.
Yes. Twelve litres provides generous root volume for many chilli and pepper plants and can be used as a final container for numerous varieties.
Yes. It provides useful volume for living soil and biologically managed substrates, although larger crops may benefit from greater soil volume.
Yes. Coco coir and coco-based blends can be used in the 12L Round Pot. Irrigation frequency should be adjusted to suit the crop and substrate.
Yes. The pot is suitable for peat-free growing media as well as conventional compost, soil-based mixes, living soil and coco.
Yes. Pre-formed openings in the base allow excess irrigation water to drain from the growing medium.
The compatible option is the 30cm Pot Saucer, product code P00019. It measures approximately 31cm across the rim, 28cm across the base and 5cm high.
A saucer is useful where irrigation runoff needs to be contained, particularly indoors or on protected surfaces. It may not be required outdoors or in free-draining production areas.
Yes. The pot can be used with hand watering and suitable drip irrigation systems. Irrigation volume and frequency should be matched to the plant, root development and growing medium.
Yes. It provides substantial growing volume while remaining manageable for nursery handling, spacing, irrigation and retail presentation.
Yes. Pots that remain in good condition can be emptied, cleaned and reused. Appropriate crop hygiene is recommended between uses.
It can be a final container for many plants. Larger, particularly vigorous or long-lived crops may eventually benefit from moving into a larger pot.
Move up when the plant has developed a healthy root system through its existing growing medium and requires additional root volume. Progressive potting generally makes moisture management easier than moving a very small plant directly into a large container.
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