FloraFlex Matrix - 12.5-14.5 in - 12 Count

Spread Water Across the Media Surface - 12.5-14.5 in Pots

Drip lines that deliver water to a single spot can leave dry zones in a pot and uneven growth between plants. The FloraFlex Matrix is a top-feeding wicking system that distributes water and nutrients across the media surface, so more of the root zone gets fed. The manufacturer describes it as a patent pending design.

This size suits pots in the 12.5 in to 14.5 in range. The unit holds 12 Count, which fits a grower outfitting a room or a set of mid-size containers in one order.

Key Features & Benefits

• Top-feeding wicking design — delivers water and nutrients from above across the media.
• Sized for 12.5-14.5 in pots — matches the container so coverage fits the pot.
• 12 Count unit — equips several containers with one purchase.
• Optional Matrix Pad — a same-size pad can be added to the setup.

Who Should Use FloraFlex Matrix

Indoor and commercial growers running potted plants in hydroponic or drip-fed setups, who want more even watering across the container, will find this size useful. Home gardeners with several pots in this range can use it too.

About FloraFlex Matrix

FloraFlex makes hydroponic and drip irrigation equipment. The Matrix System is a top-feeding wicking system for potted plants. A complete setup uses a Matrix unit, the correlating Matrix Circulator, and optionally the same-size Matrix Pad.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What else do I need to use the Matrix?
A: You need the correlating Matrix Circulator along with the Matrix unit. The same-size Matrix Pad is optional.

Q: Which pot size does this unit fit?
A: This model is made for the 12.5 in to 14.5 in size. Other Matrix sizes cover different pot diameters.

Q: What is a wicking system?
A: A wicking system draws liquid through absorbent material so it spreads outward instead of dripping in one spot. The Matrix applies this from the top of the media.

Q: How many come in one order?
A: One unit contains 12 Count. It is sold each.

Q: How does top feeding differ from single-point drip?
A: A single emitter wets one area and relies on the media to move water. Top feeding with a wicking surface spreads water over a wider area of the media.