Why Your Plants Require Soil Aeration

One of the simplest methods to encourage new growth and avoid root rot is to aerate the soil in your pot. Aerating the soil gives your plants the impression that they are flourishing in their native environment.

When planted on Earth, the soil is continuously broken up by organisms. Worms and other creatures are among them. In their absence, the soil gets stale and hard. You can break up the dry pockets in the soil by manually aerating it. In exchange, you will receive much-needed ventilation to the roots and an even moisture distribution, which means the soil is hydrated uniformly.

WHAT ARE AERATED POTS
An aerated pot is a container with more open sides and bottom than a typical pot, an aerated pot allows for improved drainage and aeration. Aerated pots promote faster and healthier plant growth.

The design of the air pot directs each root towards a hole where the increased airflow dehydrates the root tip, encouraging root branching and optimising the absorption of nutrients, water, and oxygen.

Advantages of Air Pot

It prevents root spiralling
Enables planting at any time of the year
When trans-planting, the entire root system is developed
Planting is achieved without pruning of roots
It allows for the cultivation of species that are difficult to root
Transplanting is much quicker;
The plant has higher growth rates
The root ball shape facilitates better anchoring

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AERATED POTS

The main challenge for growing plants in containers is watering. The new revolutionary “RIGHT POT” solves this problem entirely. The design and configuration of the “RIGHT POT” help to achieve the following: - There is 100% aeration due to the number of holes. - Due to the number of holes, water does not stagnate; excess water drains easily. The water holding is defined by the water-holding capacity of the media. - The configurations of the holes guide the roots to the holes. As the roots emerge out, they get air pruned, helping in the formation of secondary and tertiary roots. - The quantum increase in the roots aids in easily and effectively absorbing nutrients, resulting in better growth of plants. - Eliminates curling of the taproot. - Eliminates the need for repotting due to compaction. - Made from recyclable plastic, making it eco-friendly. - Easy to transplant into larger pots. - Available in several sizes for different applications. The above properties make the “RIGHT POT” suitable for the following applications: - Nurseries for potted plants. - Soilless cultivation of roses, gerbera, chrysanthemum, etc., commercially. - Growing large tree species. - Terrace gardening for growing fruit plants like guava, pomegranate, chikoo, custard apple, apple, grapes, mango, etc. - Can be used as a trough for growing avenue trees. - Making flower beds of different shapes and sizes. - Growing containers for cultivating grapes and pomegranates in open fields commercially where soil quality is poor. - Temporary transplanting of grown-up avenue trees. AVAILABLE SIZE & COLOURS- BLACK, WHITE, RED & SLIVER
Sl. No. Description HSN Code Inner Top Dia (Inches) Outer Top Dia (Inches) Height (Inches) Volume
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1 Right Pot 4” 39239090 4" 5.5” 7” 1.5
2 Right Pot 6” 39239090 6" 7.5” 7” 3.3
3 Right pot 7” 39239090 7” 8.5 11” 6.75
4 Right pot 9” 39239090 9" 10.5” 7” 7
5 Right pot 9” 39239090 9" 10.5” 11” 11
6 Right pot 9” 39239090 9" 10.5” 15” 15.5
7 Right pot 12” 39239090 12" 13.5” 7” 12.5
8 Right pot 12” 39239090 12" 13.5” 11” 20
9 Right pot 12” 39239090 12” 13.5” 15” 27
10 Right pot 14” 39239090 14" 15.5” 7” 17.5
11 Right pot 14” 39239090 14" 15.5” 11” 27.5
12 Right pot 14” (15x15) 39239090 14" 15.5” 15” 38
13 Right pot14” 39239090 14" 15.5” 22” 55
14 Right pot 22” X 5ft 39239090 19” 20” 22” 100
15 Right pot 22” X 6ft 39239090 21” 22” 22” 130
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