1L / 3L / 5L / 9L / 12.5L / 20L / 38L
The original air-pruning pot for faster root development, stronger plants, and fewer root problems.
Air-Pots are designed to build a healthier root system by using air pruning. As roots reach the pot wall, they naturally dry back and stop, which encourages the plant to create new root branches instead of circling around the pot. The result is a denser, more fibrous root mass that feeds more efficiently, establishes faster after transplant, and reduces common issues like root binding and waterlogged pockets.
Why Air-Pots work
- Prevents root circling: roots do not spiral and choke the plant.
- Air-pruning effect: encourages more branching and a stronger root network.
- Improved oxygenation: better airflow through the medium supports healthier root zones.
- Faster establishment: plants tend to recover quicker after potting up.
- More even dry-back: helps reduce soggy edges and uneven watering patterns.
Best for
- Coco, soil and soilless mixes where root health drives performance
- Growers who transplant up through pot sizes and want faster recovery
- Anyone battling root-bound plants or inconsistent wet spots in standard plastic pots
Choose your size (Litres)
- 1L – seedlings, clones, early veg starters
- 3L – small veg stage, quick turn plants, early training
- 5L – mid veg, strong root development before final pot
- 9L – common final size for smaller setups and faster cycles
- 12.5L – balanced option for longer veg and heavier training
- 20L – bigger plants, longer veg, higher-demand feeding
- 38L – maximum root volume for large plants and extended runs
How to get the best results
- Water more evenly: Air-Pots breathe more, so avoid tiny spot-watering. Fully saturate the medium.
- Expect more frequent irrigation: increased airflow can mean faster dry-back, especially in warm rooms.
- Match pot size to plant time: bigger pots are best when you will veg longer or run larger plants.
Tip: Air-Pots shine when you transplant up properly. If you are moving from a small pot to a final container, the faster root branching helps plants hit their stride quicker and stay more stable through the cycle.