CHTASO Hydroponics
These heavy-duty net pots provide structural support for plants in hydroponic and aquaponic systems. The slotted mesh design allows roots to grow through the sides and bottom
2 systems from CHTASO
Two inch slotted mesh hydroponic cups
Heavy duty mesh
The thick plastic construction resists cracking and supports plant weight.
Slotted side design
Wide slots allow for maximum root expansion and aeration.
Bulk quantity packs
Sets of 50 or 100 pieces are available for large projects.
Buyer notes
The 3 inch pots are much sturdier than the thin ones I used before.
I used the 100 piece set of 2 inch cups for my PVC pipe garden and they fit perfectly.
The slots are wide enough for thick roots to pass through without getting strangled.
Nursery Pot Specifications
These net cups are designed for use with various grow media like clay pebbles or rockwool. They come in standard 2 in and 3 in diameters to fit common hydroponic lids.
- 2 inch net cups
- 3 inch net pots
- Heavy duty plastic
- Slotted mesh design
- Aquaponic compatible cups
Sizing options
The 2 in pots are standard for small greens and herbs. The 3 in pots provide more space for larger root systems and more grow media.
Durable construction
These are labeled as heavy duty to ensure they can be reused across multiple seasons. The plastic is rigid enough to hold its shape under pressure.
Versatile application
While built for hydroponics, these are also suitable for aquaponics and garden nurseries. They work well in both DIY and pre-made systems.
Root health
The mesh pattern is designed to prevent root circling. It encourages air pruning and healthy lateral root growth.
CHTASO Questions
What sizes of net pots are available?
This catalog includes 2 in and 3 in heavy duty net pots.
How many pots come in a single pack?
You can find these in packs of 50 pieces or 100 pieces.
Can these be used in aquaponics?
Yes, these slotted mesh cups are designed for both hydroponics and aquaponics.
What are these pots made for?
They are heavy duty nursery net pots used to hold plants and grow media in water-based systems.