Hydrofarm Net Pots | 50ct - 6in Diam x 4.5in H

Slotted Net Pot Case for Even Root Drainage, 6in, 50-Count

Roots that hit a solid pot wall tend to circle back on themselves instead of spreading outward, which limits how much of the growing media a plant can actually use. Hydrofarm Net Pots use an evenly slotted wall so roots can grow their own way straight through the pot instead of curling against a barrier.

This case of 50 pots measures 6in diameter by 4.5in height, works with any hydroponic or soil-based media, and includes a wide, comfortable lip along the rim for grabbing, lifting, and transporting each pot.

Key Features & Benefits

• Evenly slotted wall — lets roots grow outward through the pot instead of circling back on a solid barrier.
• Works with any growing media — suited to hydroponic and soil-based setups alike.
• Rinses clean easily — open slots let water and debris pass straight through rather than trapping residue.
• Wide handling lip — sized for a comfortable grip when lifting and transporting individual pots.

Who Should Use Hydrofarm Net Pots

Hydroponic and soil-based growers who want a slotted net pot that promotes outward root spread and even drainage.

About Hydrofarm

Hydrofarm's container line includes net pots built with slotted walls for root drainage, sized to cover a range of hydroponic and soil-based growing setups.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pots are in this case?

This is a 50-count case of 6in diameter by 4.5in height net pots. That count covers a full flat or tray without needing to reorder mid-project.

What media works with these pots?

Any kind, hydroponic or soil-based. The slotted design drains evenly regardless of what fills the pot.

Are they easy to clean?

Yes, water and loose debris pass straight through the slotted walls, so a quick rinse clears most residue. That makes them easy to prep for reuse between grows.

When should I size up from a net pot to a larger container?

Once roots visibly fill the net pot and begin circling near the slots, it's time to transplant into a larger container or system position with more root room. Waiting past that point tends to slow growth as roots run out of room to expand.