The holes on the bottom and sides of the net pot allow roots to grow in their own way, which promotes healthier, larger root growth. Plastic or fabric pots, round or square pots, pots in all shapes and sizes ensure that you find the containers you need. Mesh pots and cups come in a range of sizes to fit any size hydroponic system and can be square or round. Mesh pots and cups come in a range of sizes to fit any size hydroponic system and can be square or round.
Because the roots can grow out of the net pot or cup, they get all the oxygen they need to grow big and strong.
Do you need net pots for hydroponics
They come in many sizes and can be used in NFT, Top Irrigation, Aeroponic and Ebb %26 Flow Hydroponic systems and are ideal for most hydroponic applications. Simply cut out the hole for the pot, which is slightly smaller than the pot, so that it rests in the bucket or larger gas cap. This would eliminate hydroponic growth media such as sand, perlite and smaller particle growing media.
What can I use instead of mesh pots
Hydroponic net pots are only pots with holes to allow roots access to the hydroponic nutrient solution. In fact, the soil is often not recommended for use in mesh pots, as this can make the entire system vulnerable to waterlogging and root rot. The best thing about mesh pots is that they are compatible with most growing media and aren’t limited to traditional soil and fertilizer options. They can easily be made to fit into any system, from any available pots, buckets or plastic cups.
