Lot of 10 / 50 / 70 Heavy Duty Injection Molded Nursery Pots Tomato Flower Herb - $24 - (Miami, FL)
Injection Molded Nursery Containers Quick Description: These injection-molded polypropylene container feature a strong, durable design with drainage holes for optimum soil drainage.‹›×Availability: In StockDeparts: Ships Via: Product DetailsDescription These injection-molded polypropylene container feature a strong, durable design with drainage holes for optimum soil drainage.SpecificationsItem Code Drainage Holes Height (in.) Outer Dimension ( in.) Inner Dimension (in.) Volume (gal.)1 Gallon 476 1/260.72 Gallon 48 3/898 1/21.73 Gallon 48 7/810 3/89 3/42.64 Gallon 412 1/81110 1/83.67 Gallon414 1/212 3/4N/A6.24Shipping This product ships via Standard Ground Service. Product Q&AQI purchased a 50-pack of 4 Gallon nursery pots in which we grow heirloom tomatoes. Are there molded plastic saucers available for these nursery pots?AThe Clear Saucers could be used under the Injection Molded Nursery Containers.QIs this pot the one that sits in #DWT1GA3 sprouting tray? I misplaced two of the 6 - inch pots and need to replace them.AThe Injection Molded Nursery Container should fit in the sprouting tray mentioned.QWhat the dimensions for the injection molded 7 gallon pot?AThe 7 gallon Injection Molded Nursery Container has an outside diameter of 12.75", a height of 14.5", and a total liquid volume of 6.24 gallons.QWhat size pot do I need to grow tomatoes?AOur master gardener stated that smaller sized tomato varieties will require a minimum pot size of 14" in diameter and a volume of at least 5 gallons. For best results, he suggests using a 17" to 20" pot with a volume of between 15 to 20 gallons.QHow long will these pots last if used out in the sun?AThe Injection Molded Nursery Containers do not have a guaranteed lifespan and have not been UV treated, however, with proper care you should be able to use the containers for more than one season.
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