Gro Pro Pattern Design Plastic Pot - 1 Gal - 7.5 x 7.5 x 7.6-in - Black - UV Stabilized

Square Black Pot for Efficient Bench Space - 1 Gal

Round pots leave dead space between plants and fade or weaken in strong light. This square pot sits closer to its neighbours and is made from copolymeric polypropylene that is stabilized against UV rays. A textured exterior and a patterned design at the top give it a distinct look and a firm grip.

The 1 gal size suits hobbyists, small trials, and growers who start young plants before moving them up. It also works for regular indoor growers who want a compact, consistent container for vegetative growth.

Key Features & Benefits

• Square shape — fits closely together on benches and trays to make use of available space.
• UV-stabilized copolymeric polypropylene — handles exposure to UV rays.
• Textured exterior and patterned top — gives a better grip and a distinct appearance.
• Fits Gro Pro Square Saucers — pair it with matching saucers to manage runoff.
• Black colour — blocks light from the root zone.

Who Should Use Gro Pro Pattern Design Plastic Pot

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want a compact square container for cultivation, starter plants, or small-scale hydroponic systems.

About Gro Pro Pattern Design Plastic Pot

Gro Pro makes this 1 gal pot in black copolymeric polypropylene. It measures 7.5 x 7.5 x 7.6 in and is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this pot?
A: It holds 1 gal. Its outside dimensions are 7.5 in long, 7.5 in wide, and 7.6 in tall.

Q: Is it suitable for use in sunlight?
A: Yes. The copolymeric polypropylene is UV stabilized to handle UV rays.

Q: Which saucers fit it?
A: Gro Pro Square Saucers are the matching option. Check the saucer size against the pot before ordering.

Q: What does UV stabilized mean?
A: The plastic includes additives that help it resist damage from ultraviolet light. This helps the pot stay usable in bright conditions.

Q: Why choose a square pot over a round one?
A: Square pots sit edge to edge, so they use bench or tray space more fully than round pots. Round pots leave gaps between them.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: One pot is sold per order unit.