Is this nursery pot sold individually?
Yes. The selling unit is one pot.
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375L Nursery Tub
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4317
£43.17
Unit price perEstimated delivery between November 01 and November 03.
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
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.
375L Nursery Tub
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4317
£43.17
Unit price perBack in Stock
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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.
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