Pots and Containers

( number of products: 7 )

Seeds, young plants and established specimens require different amounts of space. Small nursery pots keep seedlings organised, a grow bag offers more room for vegetables, and a raised planter can turn a houseplant into a stronger decorative feature.

This category also covers a foldable composting container. Identifying the task first—propagation, container growing, plant display or collecting organic material—makes it easier to choose a suitable product.

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Individual nursery pots or a cell seed tray?

The black nursery pots have a top diameter of 5.5 cm and are suitable for sowing, rooting cuttings and raising young plants. Each pack contains 30 separate polypropylene pots, allowing individual seedlings to be moved or rearranged when required.

The compact propagation tray contains eight connected cells. It measures 14.5 × 9 × 5.5 cm, with each cell approximately 4 cm wide. It is a practical option for keeping a small batch of seeds together on a windowsill, greenhouse bench or growing table.

Both products have drainage holes. They should therefore be placed on a tray or another surface that will not be damaged by escaping water.

Starting seeds in small pots

Fill each pot or cell with a growing medium appropriate for the chosen seeds. Follow the recommended sowing depth for the plant species and water gently. The medium should remain moist without being continuously waterlogged.

Labels are useful when several plant varieties are being raised at the same time. Seedlings can be moved into larger pots or their final growing position once their roots require additional room.

A 43-litre grow bag for vegetables

The 43-litre garden grow bag can be used for vegetables, herbs and tuber crops without a traditional garden bed. It is made from woven PE material and measures 45 × 35 cm. Carrying handles assist with positioning, while a lower access flap provides access to the contents.

The bag can be placed in a garden, greenhouse, on a patio or balcony. Choose the position before filling it, taking into account the light requirements of the crop. Soil and water add considerable weight, so a filled bag may still be difficult to move even though it has handles.

Raised planters for indoor plant displays

The white planters combine a plastic pot with three wooden legs. Raising the plant can make it more visible and help it fit into arrangements on a table, shelf, windowsill or cabinet.

Three sizes are currently available:

  • 14 cm diameter and 19.5 cm overall height;
  • 17 cm diameter and 24 cm overall height;
  • 20.5 cm diameter and 28 cm overall height.

Choose a size that accommodates the plant’s root ball without overwhelming the available surface. Check the drainage arrangement of the selected model, place it on a stable level surface and protect furniture from moisture.

Foldable composting container for garden waste

The green composting bag holds 60 litres and measures 56 × 35 cm. Made from PE material, it has carrying handles, a zipped top and a lower access flap. It can hold leaves, grass clippings and suitable organic material during garden maintenance and composting.

Suitable contents may include fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, leaves and small amounts of chopped plant material. Avoid making the contents excessively wet, and never add chemically contaminated material or waste unsuitable for home composting.

What should you compare before buying?

Useful selection criteria include:

  • intended use: propagation, growing, display or composting;
  • the number of plants and amount of growing medium;
  • the expected size of the root system;
  • drainage holes and water management;
  • available space and surface stability;
  • ease of transplanting or repositioning;
  • material and cleaning requirements.

Matching the container to the current growth stage gives roots suitable room to develop and makes watering, transplanting and organising plants more manageable.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What products are available in this category?

The current range includes nursery pots, an eight-cell propagation tray, a 43-litre vegetable grow bag, three sizes of white planters on wooden legs and a 60-litre foldable composting container.

Should I choose individual pots or a cell tray for seedlings?

A cell tray keeps a small group of seedlings together in a compact format. Individual pots offer greater flexibility because each seedling can be moved and positioned separately.

How many nursery pots are included in the pack?

The pack contains 30 black polypropylene pots. Each pot has a top diameter of 5.5 cm and is 5 cm high.

Does the eight-cell seed tray have drainage holes?

Yes. Each cell has a drainage opening, so the tray should be placed on a suitable saucer or water-resistant surface.

How large is the vegetable grow bag?

It has a capacity of 43 litres and measures 45 × 35 cm. It can be used for vegetables, herbs and tuber crops such as potatoes.

Which raised planter size should I choose?

Match the diameter to the plant’s root ball and the available display area. The current options have diameters of 14, 17 and 20.5 cm.

What can be placed in the composting bag?

It can hold suitable plant-based material such as leaves, grass clippings, fruit and vegetable scraps and coffee grounds. A mixture of drier and wetter compostable materials is preferable to a compact mass of wet waste.

Can the grow bag be used on a balcony?

Yes, the product information lists balconies and patios among the possible locations. Account for drainage, the weight of the filled bag and the protection and load capacity of the surface.

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