The HC Companies Thinwall Pot with Tag Locator | 3.96in W x 3.62in H - Max Liquid Volume: 1.35pt - Green (Case of 846)

Secure Variety Tracking for Propagation Benches, 1.35pt - Green

Losing track of variety and batch labels between propagation and transplant creates costly mix-ups on a busy bench. The HC Companies Thinwall Pot with Tag Locator adds a molded slot at the rim that holds a plant tag securely in place through handling, watering, and shipping, so labels stay put instead of falling out in transit.

At 3.96in W x 3.62in H with a 1.35pt capacity, this size fits clone starts and early vegetative growth before transplant. Sold in cases of 846, it's built for propagation benches that need reliable variety tracking at commercial volume.

Key Features & Benefits

• Integrated tag locator slot — holds plant tags firmly at the rim so labels survive handling, watering, and transport without falling out.
• Injection-molded thinwall construction — consistent wall thickness keeps drainage and volume uniform across the case.
• Square profile — fits more pots per square foot of bench or tray space than round pots of similar volume.
• 1.35pt capacity — sized for clone starts and early vegetative growth before stepping up to a larger container.
• Case of 846 — matched to commercial propagation-scale replacement cycles.

Who Should Use The HC Companies Thinwall Pot with Tag Locator

Propagation nurseries and breeders tracking multiple varieties or batches through the same bench, plus home growers running several strains at once who need labels to stay attached.

About HC Companies Nursery Containers

HC Companies has manufactured injection-molded nursery containers for the horticulture industry for decades, focusing on consistent tooling that keeps wall thickness and drainage uniform across large production runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the tag locator keep labels from falling out?

A molded slot at the pot rim grips the tag's stem so it stays seated through routine watering and bench handling, unlike a tag simply pushed into loose media.

What size plants fit a 1.35pt tag-locator pot?

This capacity suits clone starts, rooted cuttings, and seedlings in early vegetative growth before they're stepped up into a larger container.

Can I still use adhesive labels instead of the tag slot?

Yes, the tag locator is optional — growers who prefer stick-in tags or adhesive labels on the pot wall can use either method interchangeably.

Why track varieties at the pot level instead of the tray level?

Individual pot tags travel with the plant through transplant and repotting, so variety identity isn't lost if pots are reorganized or mixed between trays.

Is this pot suitable for hydroponic propagation setups?

Yes, the drainage-ready square design works in soil, coco, or hydroponic propagation trays where variety tracking matters.