- Allowing roots to reach the container wall and find air holes immediately: This feature refers to a container design that includes air holes or perforations along the sides. When the roots of a plant grow towards the container wall, they can encounter these air holes, which provide ventilation and oxygen exchange for the roots. This helps prevent the roots from becoming waterlogged and promotes healthy root development.
- Preventing directed roots from escaping root tip pruning: Root tip pruning is a technique used in horticulture to promote a denser and more fibrous root system. By cutting or pruning the tips of the roots, branching and lateral root growth are stimulated. The mentioned feature suggests a container design that somehow prevents or restricts the directed roots from escaping the root tip pruning process. This could involve a specialized shape or structure within the container that guides the roots towards the pruned area, ensuring they receive the benefits of root tip pruning.
- Keeping the plant’s root system much cooler: This feature implies that the container design somehow helps regulate the temperature of the plant’s root system. The exact mechanism would depend on the specific design. It could involve the use of insulating materials, reflective surfaces, or cooling mechanisms to prevent excessive heat buildup in the root zone. By maintaining a cooler root system, the plant’s overall health and growth can be supported, as high temperatures can stress roots and inhibit nutrient absorption.
Pots
Air Pots
16,00 ₾ – 70,00 ₾
ROOT AIR POT / ROOTBUILDER
– Allows roots reaching towards the container wall to find the air holes immediately
– Make the directed root unable to escape root tip pruning.
– Keeps plant’s root system much cooler.
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