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deep plant pots Deepot Tree Pots Cell Containers

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deep plant pots Deepot Tree Pots Cell ContainersGrowing young trees and native plants is easier when you have the right tree containers. Great for a wide range of hardwoods and other tree seedlings, Deepots give plant roots the space and depth they need, making them an excellent choice for plants requiring a deep root ball. They are made of recycled polypropylene, a durable plastic resin, and have drainage holes to control moisture levels. Greenhouse Megastore has bulk Deepots tree pots for sale in

Growing young trees and native plants is easier when you have the right tree containers. Great for a wide range of hardwoods and other tree seedlings, Deepots give plant roots the space and depth they need, making them an excellent choice for plants requiring a deep root ball. They are made of recycled polypropylene, a durable plastic resin, and have drainage holes to control moisture levels.

Greenhouse Megastore has bulk Deepots tree pots for sale in four different sizes. Each trains roots to grow down instead of out so they fit any landscape. The specially designed Deepots tray (sold separately) can hold 25 pots and allows seedlings to be spread out or consolidated, giving you control over sorting and growing density. Call us if you have questions about which tree seedling pots to use.

Deepot Tree Pot Features:

  • Each cell has eight vertical ribs to train roots downward.
  • Outside stacking lugs prevent cells from sticking together.
  • Wedging ribs keep the collars in place.
  • The bottom of each cell has five drainage holes.
  • Made with post-industry, pre-consumer recycled polypropylene resin.

Specifications

  • D60L pots have a cell diameter of 2.7 inches and a depth of 14 inches, making them the largest available size.
  • *D43L pots have a cell diameter of 2.7 inches and a depth of 10 inches.
  • *D40L pots have a cell diameter of 2.7 inches and a depth of 10 inches. The interwoven design of D40L pots maximizes growing space.
  • D33L pots have a cell diameter of 2.7 inches and a depth of 8 inches.

*Note: Both cells are the same size (2.7" diameter × 10" deep), but they sit differently in the D20T tray. The D43L has its support ridge around the middle of the cell, while the D40L ridge is near the top, so the D40L hangs lower in the tray.

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