Grow1 Prune-Air Pots - 3 Gal - 12 Count

Airflow and Drainage for Healthy Root Zones - 12 Containers

Roots in solid-wall containers can stay wet and short on air. Grow1 Prune-Air Pots have holes that let air move through the media, and a raised base at the bottom that supports drainage. The result is a container built to support root zone development in soil and soilless media.

This unit holds 12 pots at 3 Gal each. That suits a grower filling a tent or a small bed, a hobbyist who wants several matching containers, or anyone starting plants indoors and moving them to larger containers or the ground later.

Key Features & Benefits

• Airflow holes — let air reach the media throughout the container.
• Raised bottom — supports efficient drainage.
• Recycled HDPE — made from recycled material and reusable season after season.
• Ships flat — takes less space in the box during transport.
• 12 Count unit — equips a whole setup in one order.

Who Should Use Grow1 Prune-Air Pots

Growers using soil or soilless media who want better airflow around the roots. They also suit anyone starting indoors in colder months and transplanting outdoors in spring.

About Grow1 Prune-Air Pots

Grow1 Prune-Air Pots are air-pruning containers made with recycled HDPE. The box measures 33.2 in long, 11.5 in wide and 31 in high, and ships at 9.9 lb. It is sold each, and each unit contains 12 pots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many pots come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 12 pots, each 3 Gal. It is sold each, so you order one unit to receive all 12.

Q: What are they made from?
A: They are made with recycled HDPE, a durable plastic. They are reusable.

Q: Can I use them with soilless media?
A: Yes. They are designed for both soil and soilless media. The side holes let air move through the media and the raised base supports drainage.

Q: What does air pruning mean?
A: Air pruning describes roots that reach an air-exposed opening in a container and stop extending there. It encourages the root system to develop more evenly through the media.

Q: Can I start plants indoors and move them later?
A: Yes. They suit starting plants indoors in colder months and transplanting into larger containers or the ground outdoors in spring.

Q: How are they shipped?
A: They ship flat in boxes, which reduces the space they take up in transit.