Navigating pot sizes poses problems for amateur and pro gardeners alike, but once you’ve understood the fundamentals, you’ll be able to select the right size with confidence. Dimensions: 55.5cm diameter top, 39cm diameter base and 48.2cm depth. Internal top diameter 50.5cm. Capacity: 75 litres. This is the size that many nurseries use for 'specimen' plants. These are plants that were grown in 3 litres last year, have been moved into these larger pots, and then grown on for another year. Our Rose Pots are ideally suited for deep rooted plants. The extra space allows for extended root growth allowing your plants to thrive. As a result, they will grow to their full potential with the correct care. Available in different sizes to suit your plant - use only the amount of media for the size of plant

This is pretty much the size of a full grown shrub or small tree. Once planted it will look like it has been there for years. For volumes under 1 litre, pots are measured by their diameter at the top. Sizes can range from 5cm to 11cm. In reality, however, you will usually see 9cm pots, because most smaller volumes can be planted as ‘plugs’ in seed trays. Seed tray cells vary from 4cm to 8cm in diameter. So a P6 is a ‘plug’ in a 6cm diameter tray or pot. Dimensions: 55cm diameter top, 41cm diameter base and 37.5cm depth. Internal top diameter 50cm. Capacity: 60 litres.Choosing the right size pot for your plant is essential. If the pot is too small, roots will become root-bound and unable to absorb enough water or oxygen, which can lead to stunted growth or general health issues. On the other hand, if the pot is too big for a given soil mix it can hold too much water, leading to over saturation and root rot. The good news is that our all of our plants, regardless of size, are established. This means they are garden-ready, and you can plant them as soon as you’re ready to get gardening (provided there is no frost on the ground). Then measure the height of the pot in either inches or centimeters and multiply this number with your first product (radius squared multiplied by pi). Finally, divide this answer by 281 to get your final result – the volume of your flower pot! Why is the size of the pot important?

Once all three values have been determined, they are multiplied together and then divided by 281 for a volume measurement in US gallons. Volume calculations for pots are often used when determining how much feed or water should be provided to animals or plants. These professional quality pots will allow you to achieve larger yields due to their space efficiency and ease of use. All prices shown below are per parcel with a maximum weight of 30 kg per parcel. Items over 30 kg are split into multiple boxes and charged per box. If you intend to keep your plant in a plastic pot, but put that into a decorative pot or planter, you need to choose carefully to show your plant off effectively.

Round Pots (1.5-60 Litre)

At crocus, we have over 30 different sizes of pots that plants and trees are grown in. Here is a simple guide to the different options (and some nice pics of Mike our webmeister).

When considering what size pot is best for a plant, the answer depends on the type of plant and its intended use. Larger pots offer more room for the roots of plants to grow, allowing them to spread out and absorb nutrients and moisture better than smaller pots. The ability to drain excess water is critical for optimised plant growth. These round plant pots come with numerous drainage holes at the base. This allows you to water in full confidence the media can be flushed through, replacing old, depleted nutrients with fresh, o2 rich nutrients. Dimensions: 40.8cm diameter top, 29.8cm diameter base and 33cm depth. Internal top diameter 36cm. Capacity: 30 litres. Herbs grown by Hillier are available in the smallest 1-litre pot size, perfect for the requirements of these fragrant plants. Our 2 litre pots have an approximate diameter of 17cm. This popular pot size is used across all our categories, from grasses to potted bulbs to ferns, as it allows us to offer a diverse range of plants which will supply instant impact. 3 Litre Pots:You have had the goods delivered within seven working days of delivery from Future Garden Ltd, this starts from the day after the goods have been signed for.

A 4 liter plant pot has a volume of 0.15 cubic feet. This is equivalent to 1 gallon, which is the standard size for a potted plant. To calculate the volume of a 4 liter pot, you simply need to multiply 4 liters by 0.0353146667 (this is the conversion rate from liters to cubic feet).This will give you the total number of cubic inches that your pot can hold. For example, if your pot measures 10 inches tall, 8 inches wide and 6 inches deep, then its soil volume would be 480 cubic inches. These round plant potrs are made from strong co-polymer for durability. These pots can be reused again and again for coming seasons, once the young plants have been potted on to larger plant pots or garden planters once their roots have developed. Plant Pots Available In a Range of Sizes