2 Gallon Square Heavy Duty Injection Pot with Elevator - 13 x 13 x 11-in - Black

Elevated Base for Better Drainage - 13 x 13 x 11 in

Waterlogged roots slow vegetative growth and flowering. This square pot has an elevated base that lifts the growing medium off the floor so excess water can drain away. The thick black plastic is injection molded to hold its shape through repeated use.

At 2 Gal, with a 13 x 13 x 11 in footprint, this size suits regular indoor growers who want a manageable container for hydroponic systems or soil-based cultivation. Because the pot is sold each, you can test one before filling a whole room, and licensed commercial operations can scale up from there.

Key Features & Benefits

• Elevated base — supports drainage so water does not sit around the root zone.
• Injection molded construction — gives a consistent, sturdy shape.
• Thick black plastic — durable material built for heavy-duty use.
• Square profile — uses bench and tray space efficiently compared with round pots.
• Easy-grip design — makes the pot simpler to handle and move.

Who Should Use 2 Gallon Square Heavy Duty Injection Pot with Elevator

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want a sturdy, well-draining container for indoor cultivation, hydroponic setups, or moving plants between growth stages.

About 2 Gallon Square Heavy Duty Injection Pot with Elevator

This is a 2 Gal square plastic pot in black, made by injection molding. It measures 13 in long, 13 in wide and 11 in high, and ships at 1.9 lb. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this pot?
A: It is a 2 Gal pot measuring 13 x 13 x 11 in. It ships at 1.9 lb.

Q: What does the elevated base do?
A: The elevated base raises the pot so water can drain freely from the bottom. This helps keep the root zone from sitting in excess moisture.

Q: What does injection molded mean?
A: Injection molding forces melted plastic into a mold to form the pot in one piece. The result is a consistent shape with sturdy walls.

Q: Why choose a square pot over a round one?
A: Square pots fit side by side with little wasted space, so they use trays and benches efficiently. Round pots leave gaps between them.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: The selling unit is one pot, sold each.