Net Pot, 5" (Bag of 50)

A Slotted Mesh Net Pot for Hydroponic Root Support, 5in

A hydroponic net pot needs to do two things a solid pot can't: hold coarse growing media in place while letting water and nutrient solution reach the entire root zone from every direction. This Hydrofarm 5 inch net pot uses slotted mesh sidewalls to do exactly that, giving roots full access to solution while keeping clay pebbles, rockwool, or similar media contained.

Sized for medium to large containers, this 5 inch net pot ships in a bag of 50 and fits standard net pot grow sites in ebb and flow tables, deep water culture buckets, and similar hydroponic setups.

Key Features & Benefits

• Slotted mesh sidewalls — let water and nutrient solution reach roots from all sides, not just the bottom
• Contains loose growing media — holds clay pebbles, rockwool, or similar media in place around the root zone
• Sized for medium to large containers — a 5 inch diameter matched to that use case
• Fits standard net pot grow sites — drops into common ebb and flow, DWC, and NFT hardware without modification
• Bag of 50 — for growers outfitting a full hydroponic table or system at once

Who Should Use This Net Pot

Hydroponic growers running ebb and flow, deep water culture, or NFT systems who need a net pot sized for medium to large containers will benefit from this 5 inch pot.

About Hydrofarm

Hydrofarm has manufactured cultivation equipment since 1977, when founder Stuart Dvorin started the company as Applied Hydroponics; the company has operated out of Petaluma, California, since 1994, supplying growing containers, propagation hardware, and hydroponic equipment to commercial and home growers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is this net pot?

This listing is for the 5 inch Hydrofarm net pot, sized for medium to large containers. It's built to the diameter of a standard net pot grow site.

How many net pots come in this bag?

This listing ships in a bag of 50 net pots. That count suits growers filling out a full hydroponic table rather than replacing a single pot.

How is a net pot different from a net cup?

Both use the same slotted mesh sidewall design to let water reach roots from all sides while containing loose growing media. The net pot and net cup names generally describe the same style of container in slightly different depths or proportions, and both fit standard net pot grow sites.

What growing media works in this net pot?

Clay pebbles (expanded clay/hydroton), rockwool cubes, and similar coarse hydroponic media all work well. The slotted sidewalls are sized to hold these materials in place while still allowing water flow.

Will this net pot fit my hydroponic system?

It's sized to fit standard net pot grow sites used in ebb and flow tables, deep water culture buckets, and similar hydroponic hardware. It's still worth confirming the site opening diameter on your specific system before ordering in bulk.