Square Pot - 5 x 5 x 4.5-in - 1.25 Qt - Plastic - Drainage Holes
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Square Pot With Base Drainage for Propagation - 1.25 Qt
Young plants sitting in water-logged media struggle to develop roots. This square pot has prefabricated holes at its base so excess water can drain, and its plastic body is light enough to handle in large numbers.
At 1.25 Qt, this size suits propagation, starter plants and early vegetative growth. Hobbyists can use it for a trial run, and regular indoor growers can use it for transplanting stages. Square sides also let pots sit edge to edge on a bench or tray, so they use space efficiently.
Key Features & Benefits
- Prefabricated base holes — let excess water drain from the media.
- Plastic construction — stays lightweight and is easy to clean between uses.
- Square shape — fits closely on trays and shelves.
- 5 x 5 x 4.5 in dimensions — give a compact footprint for propagation.
Who Should Use Square Pot 1.25 Qt
Growers who start plants from cuttings or seedlings and need a compact container with drainage. It works for home gardeners and for commercial operations that move plants through stages.
About Square Pot 5 x 5 x 4.5-in
This is a square plastic pot measuring 5 in long, 5 in wide and 4.5 in high, with a capacity of 1.25 Qt. It has prefabricated drainage holes at the base. It is sold each and weighs 0.04 lb when shipped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What size is this pot?
A: It measures 5 in by 5 in by 4.5 in. Its capacity is 1.25 Qt.
Q: Does it drain?
A: Yes. It has prefabricated holes at the base so excess water can drain out.
Q: Is it sold as a pack?
A: No. This listing is for one pot, sold each.
Q: What is it made of?
A: It is made of plastic.
Q: Why choose a square pot over a round one?
A: Square pots sit edge to edge, so they waste less bench or tray space. Round pots leave gaps between them.
Q: What is propagation?
A: Propagation is starting new plants, usually from seeds or cuttings. Small pots like this hold them through early growth.
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