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Propagation pots

Give young plants their own pot for growing on. This category contains the Fertraso 0.5 litre propagation pot, sold individually. Match the pot to the root ball and growing stage, then adjust your medium and watering. We also help you decide when to move to a larger plant pot.

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Start with the root ball

A propagation pot provides an intermediate container for a young plant with a small root ball. Choose a pot with room for further root growth. A much larger pot is not automatically better: extra growing medium can remain wet while the roots occupy only a small part of it.

Match the medium and watering

Use a growing medium suited to the plant and its stage. Water gently and check moisture in the root ball. Keep drainage openings clear and avoid leaving the pot standing in collected water. The 0.5 litre capacity is not a recommended watering amount.

From a propagation pot to a larger container

The Fertraso propagation pot holds 0.5 litres and is sold individually. The photo shows the pot and a separate view of the base with drainage openings. Choose your quantity according to the number of young plants you want to grow separately.

Check the root ball as the plant grows. Once roots fill the available space, choose a suitable larger container. Carefully remove the root ball from the plastic pot and support it while transplanting. Avoid pulling on a delicate stem.

Compare capacities, but also measure external dimensions before choosing a tray. Explore our larger plant pots for growing on, or our propagation supplies for other starting materials.

Black square propagation pot with a separate base view and drainage openings

Next steps for young plants

Check watering volumes in pots

All drip irrigation advice

Frequently asked questions about propagation pots

Need help choosing a starter pot?

Tell us which young plants you are growing, the root ball size and your growing medium. We will help you choose a suitable pot.

  • Match capacity to the root ball

  • Consider medium and watering together

  • Choose the next pot size

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