6 in Net Mesh Cup Pot - 24-Pack

Open Mesh Drainage and Airflow for Hydroponic Roots - 24 Pots

Roots sitting in stagnant water or compacted media struggle in hydroponic systems. These net pots use an open mesh wall that lets water drain freely and lets air reach the root zone. The mesh is fine enough to hold most types of grow media in place.

One unit contains 24 net pots, enough to fill a small to mid-size hydroponic setup or to trial the format before ordering more. Growers running larger systems can reorder as their pot count grows.

Key Features & Benefits

• Open mesh construction — water drains well and air moves around the roots.
• Fine mesh openings — they hold most types of grow media in place.
• 24 pots per unit — you can fill a system without buying pots one at a time.
• Cup shape — the pot sits in a hydroponic system site and supports the plant above the reservoir or channel.

Who Should Use 6 in Net Mesh Cup Pot

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who run hydroponic systems and need net pots for vegetative growth or flowering will find these useful. They suit anyone who wants good drainage and airflow at the root zone.

About Net Mesh Cup Pot

This is a mesh net pot for hydroponic cultivation, sold as one unit of 24 pots. The brand is not identified in the supplier information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many pots come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 24 net pots. The listing is sold as a single unit.

Q: What is a net pot?
A: A net pot is a cup with a mesh wall that holds a plant and its grow media. Water and air pass through the mesh to the roots.

Q: Will grow media fall through the mesh?
A: The mesh is small enough to hold most types of grow media. Very fine media may still need a liner, so check your media before filling.

Q: Why choose a net pot over a solid pot?
A: A mesh wall drains faster and gives roots more air than a solid-walled pot. That makes it a common choice for hydroponic systems.

Q: Will these fit my system?
A: Compatibility depends on the opening size in your system. Measure your site openings before ordering.