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50L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
385
£3.85
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50L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
385
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The 50L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) is a professional growing container designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production.
The 50L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 50L nominal capacity
- Designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
Tree & shrub container production
The 50L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 50L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
50L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Round Nursery Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 50L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production |
| Handles | Yes |
50L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) FAQs
What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 50L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance.
35L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
297
£2.97
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35L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
297
£2.97
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The 35L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) is a professional growing container designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production.
The 35L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 35L nominal capacity
- Designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
Tree & shrub container production
The 35L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 35L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
35L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Round Nursery Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 35L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production |
| Handles | Yes |
35L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 35L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance.
The 70L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles is a professional growing container designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs.
The 70L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 260 pots.
Key benefits
- 70L nominal capacity
- Designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
- Commercial pallet quantity: 260 pots
Tree & shrub container production
The 70L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 70L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
70L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Tree Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 70L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs |
| Handles | Yes |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 260 pots |
70L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 70L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 260 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
30L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
225
£2.25
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30L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
225
£2.25
Unit price per
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The 30L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) is a professional growing container designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production.
The 30L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 30L nominal capacity
- Designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
Tree & shrub container production
The 30L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 30L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
30L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Round Nursery Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 30L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production |
| Handles | Yes |
30L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 30L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance.
The 30L Reinforced Nursery Pot is a professional growing container designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required.
The 30L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 400 pots.
Key benefits
- 30L nominal capacity
- Designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Reinforced nursery-pot format
- Commercial pallet quantity: 400 pots
Professional nursery production
The reinforced 30L format is intended for nursery crops that need a robust production container through repeated irrigation, spacing, handling and dispatch operations.
Choose the pot size to provide sufficient root volume without moving crops into an unnecessarily large substrate mass too early in production.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
30L Reinforced Nursery Pot product details
| Product type | Reinforced Nursery Pot |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 30L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 400 pots |
30L Reinforced Nursery Pot FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 30L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 400 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The 23L Reinforced Nursery Pot is a professional growing container designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required.
The 23L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 450 pots.
Key benefits
- 23L nominal capacity
- Designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Reinforced nursery-pot format
- Commercial pallet quantity: 450 pots
Professional nursery production
The reinforced 23L format is intended for nursery crops that need a robust production container through repeated irrigation, spacing, handling and dispatch operations.
Choose the pot size to provide sufficient root volume without moving crops into an unnecessarily large substrate mass too early in production.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
23L Reinforced Nursery Pot product details
| Product type | Reinforced Nursery Pot |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 23L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 450 pots |
23L Reinforced Nursery Pot FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 23L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 450 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The 17.5L Reinforced Nursery Pot is a professional growing container designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required.
The 17.5L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 450 pots.
Key benefits
- 17.5L nominal capacity
- Designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Reinforced nursery-pot format
- Commercial pallet quantity: 450 pots
Professional nursery production
The reinforced 17.5L format is intended for nursery crops that need a robust production container through repeated irrigation, spacing, handling and dispatch operations.
Choose the pot size to provide sufficient root volume without moving crops into an unnecessarily large substrate mass too early in production.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
17.5L Reinforced Nursery Pot product details
| Product type | Reinforced Nursery Pot |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 17.5L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 450 pots |
17.5L Reinforced Nursery Pot FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 17.5L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 450 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The 14L Reinforced Nursery Pot is a professional growing container designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required.
The 14L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 600 pots.
Key benefits
- 14L nominal capacity
- Designed for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Reinforced nursery-pot format
- Commercial pallet quantity: 600 pots
Professional nursery production
The reinforced 14L format is intended for nursery crops that need a robust production container through repeated irrigation, spacing, handling and dispatch operations.
Choose the pot size to provide sufficient root volume without moving crops into an unnecessarily large substrate mass too early in production.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
14L Reinforced Nursery Pot product details
| Product type | Reinforced Nursery Pot |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 14L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 600 pots |
14L Reinforced Nursery Pot FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 14L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for professional nursery production where a more substantial container format is required. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 600 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The 375L Nursery Tub is a professional growing container designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production.
The 375L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 375L nominal capacity
- Designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
Large-volume nursery & specimen production
The 375L nursery tub is intended for crops requiring a substantial container volume, including larger shrubs, trees and specimen plants where the crop, production period and root system justify the additional growing-medium volume.
Large containers become extremely heavy once filled and irrigated. Plan the production area, irrigation method and mechanical or team handling arrangements before potting.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
375L Nursery Tub product details
| Product type | Large Nursery Tub |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 375L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production |
375L Nursery Tub FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 375L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size.
The 750L Nursery Tub is a professional growing container designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production.
The 750L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 750L nominal capacity
- Designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
Large-volume nursery & specimen production
The 750L nursery tub is intended for crops requiring a substantial container volume, including larger shrubs, trees and specimen plants where the crop, production period and root system justify the additional growing-medium volume.
Large containers become extremely heavy once filled and irrigated. Plan the production area, irrigation method and mechanical or team handling arrangements before potting.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
750L Nursery Tub product details
| Product type | Large Nursery Tub |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 750L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production |
750L Nursery Tub FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 750L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size.
The 525L Nursery Tub is a professional growing container designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production.
The 525L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 525L nominal capacity
- Designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
Large-volume nursery & specimen production
The 525L nursery tub is intended for crops requiring a substantial container volume, including larger shrubs, trees and specimen plants where the crop, production period and root system justify the additional growing-medium volume.
Large containers become extremely heavy once filled and irrigated. Plan the production area, irrigation method and mechanical or team handling arrangements before potting.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
525L Nursery Tub product details
| Product type | Large Nursery Tub |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 525L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production |
525L Nursery Tub FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 525L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size.
The 240L Nursery Tub is a professional growing container designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production.
The 240L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 240L nominal capacity
- Designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
Large-volume nursery & specimen production
The 240L nursery tub is intended for crops requiring a substantial container volume, including larger shrubs, trees and specimen plants where the crop, production period and root system justify the additional growing-medium volume.
Large containers become extremely heavy once filled and irrigated. Plan the production area, irrigation method and mechanical or team handling arrangements before potting.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
240L Nursery Tub product details
| Product type | Large Nursery Tub |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 240L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production |
240L Nursery Tub FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 240L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size.
The 150L Nursery Tub is a professional growing container designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production.
The 150L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 150L nominal capacity
- Designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
Large-volume nursery & specimen production
The 150L nursery tub is intended for crops requiring a substantial container volume, including larger shrubs, trees and specimen plants where the crop, production period and root system justify the additional growing-medium volume.
Large containers become extremely heavy once filled and irrigated. Plan the production area, irrigation method and mechanical or team handling arrangements before potting.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
150L Nursery Tub product details
| Product type | Large Nursery Tub |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 150L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production |
150L Nursery Tub FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 150L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size.
The 120L Nursery Tub is a professional growing container designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production.
The 120L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 120L nominal capacity
- Designed for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
Large-volume nursery & specimen production
The 120L nursery tub is intended for crops requiring a substantial container volume, including larger shrubs, trees and specimen plants where the crop, production period and root system justify the additional growing-medium volume.
Large containers become extremely heavy once filled and irrigated. Plan the production area, irrigation method and mechanical or team handling arrangements before potting.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
120L Nursery Tub product details
| Product type | Large Nursery Tub |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 120L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production |
120L Nursery Tub FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 120L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for large-specimen, tree, shrub and nursery container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size.
The 90L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles is a professional growing container designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs.
The 90L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 240 pots.
Key benefits
- 90L nominal capacity
- Designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
- Commercial pallet quantity: 240 pots
Tree & shrub container production
The 90L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 90L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
90L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Tree Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 90L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs |
| Handles | Yes |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 240 pots |
90L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 90L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 240 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The 80L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles is a professional growing container designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs.
The 80L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 160 pots.
Key benefits
- 80L nominal capacity
- Designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
- Commercial pallet quantity: 160 pots
Tree & shrub container production
The 80L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 80L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
80L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Tree Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 80L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs |
| Handles | Yes |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 160 pots |
80L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 80L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 160 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The 60L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles is a professional growing container designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs.
The 60L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 160 pots.
Key benefits
- 60L nominal capacity
- Designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
- Commercial pallet quantity: 160 pots
Tree & shrub container production
The 60L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 60L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
60L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Tree Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 60L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs |
| Handles | Yes |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 160 pots |
60L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 60L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 160 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
43L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
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43L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles)
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The 43L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) is a professional growing container designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production.
The 43L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 43L nominal capacity
- Designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
Tree & shrub container production
The 43L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 43L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
43L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Round Nursery Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 43L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production |
| Handles | Yes |
43L Heavy Duty Round Plastic Pot (with handles) FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 43L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance.
The 40L Heavy Duty Round Pot with Handles is a professional growing container designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production.
The 40L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually.
Key benefits
- 40L nominal capacity
- Designed for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
Tree & shrub container production
The 40L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 40L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
40L Heavy Duty Round Pot with Handles product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Round Nursery Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 40L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production |
| Handles | Yes |
40L Heavy Duty Round Pot with Handles FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 40L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for larger nursery stock, shrubs and specimen container production. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance.
The 100L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles is a professional growing container designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs.
The 100L format provides substantial root volume for crops that need more space than standard nursery pots, while the container style is intended for repeated handling through production, spacing, irrigation and dispatch.
Sold individually. A full commercial pallet contains 240 pots.
Key benefits
- 100L nominal capacity
- Designed for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs
- Single-pot selling unit
- Suitable for professional nursery, landscape and tree production
- Integrated handles stated for easier handling of larger containers
- Commercial pallet quantity: 240 pots
Tree & shrub container production
The 100L format is suited to larger woody nursery stock where adequate root volume and practical container handling are important. Select container size according to crop vigour, root development, production period and final sale specification.
Where handles are incorporated into the pot design, they can assist positioning and handling, but a filled 100L container may still require appropriate manual-handling controls or mechanical assistance.
Choosing the growing medium
Use a professional growing medium appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system. Larger pots need a substrate with enough structure to maintain air-filled porosity and drainage throughout the production period while retaining sufficient available moisture.
Avoid excessive compaction during filling. Settle the medium consistently and leave suitable watering space at the top of the container.
Irrigation & root-zone management
Container size has a major effect on drying behaviour. Check moisture through the root zone rather than judging only the surface, and adjust irrigation frequency and volume as crop size, weather and rooting increase.
Ensure drainage points remain clear and avoid leaving containers standing in prolonged saturation unless the crop and production system are specifically designed for it.
Handling, spacing & stability
Position larger pots on a stable, well-drained growing surface and allow sufficient spacing for crop development and access. Consider wind exposure as top-heavy trees and shrubs develop.
Filled containers can be substantially heavier than their nominal litre capacity suggests. Use appropriate lifting and handling methods, particularly with the larger sizes in this range.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Where pots remain serviceable, they may be reused subject to the nursery's crop-hygiene requirements. Remove old substrate and plant material, inspect the container for damage and clean or disinfect as appropriate before the next crop cycle.
100L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles product details
| Product type | Heavy-Duty Tree Pot with Handles |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 100L |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Primary application | container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs |
| Handles | Yes |
| Commercial pallet quantity | 240 pots |
100L Heavy Duty Tree Pot with Handles FAQs
Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot. What capacity is this pot?
The stated nominal capacity is 100L. What is this pot suitable for?
It is intended for container production and handling of larger trees and shrubs. What growing medium should I use?
Use a professional substrate appropriate to the crop, container size and irrigation system, with suitable structure, drainage, aeration and moisture retention. How should larger pots be watered?
Check moisture through the root zone and adjust irrigation to crop size, rooting, weather and substrate behaviour rather than relying on a fixed timetable. Can the pot be reused?
Yes where it remains serviceable and nursery hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. What should I consider when moving a filled pot?
A filled and watered container can be very heavy. Use appropriate manual-handling methods or mechanical assistance where required. How do I choose between pot sizes?
Match container volume to crop vigour, root development, production period and intended finished-plant size. Do the handles mean the pot can always be lifted by one person?
No. Handles can assist positioning, but the filled weight may still require team handling or mechanical assistance. How many pots are on a full pallet?
A full commercial pallet contains 240 pots. The product itself is sold individually.
The Heavy Duty Container Pots collection is designed for demanding horticultural and landscaping environments where strength and longevity are essential. These containers are suitable for large plants, trees and long-term installations where standard pots may not provide sufficient durability.
Supplied through landscaper supplies and garden wholesalers, heavy duty containers support commercial projects requiring reliable performance under load and exposure. This range is ideal for professional users managing large specimen planting and repeated handling.