Growing pots

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Grow pots are the ideal solution for easily rooting new cuttings. These compact pots offer ample space for root growth and maintain moisture levels so your cuttings develop optimally. Thanks to the transparent material, you can see exactly when you need to refill the water and how the roots are forming.

How to care for a Growing Pot

Watering Growing Pots

The growing pots themselves don't need water, but your cuttings do. Fill the growing pot to just below the rim with lukewarm water and refresh it weekly to prevent mold. Ensure there's always a thin layer of water so the young roots have constant access to moisture without drowning.

Light for Grow Pots

Growing pots thrive in bright, indirect light. Place them on a windowsill away from direct sunlight, for example, next to your Monstera Deliciosa or Ficus Lyrata. Too much direct sunlight can quickly heat up the root water and damage the cutting; too little light slows root growth.

Frequently occurring problems

Yellow leaves

Yellow leaves on your cutting may indicate water that is too cold or not enough nutrients. Use room-temperature tap water instead, and add a weak nitrogen-rich solution if necessary. Check the water quality weekly to prevent scale and algae growth.

Plant is dripping or too wet

If your cutting is constantly submerged in water, it can cause root rot. Provide a layer of water just below the base of the roots and allow excess water to drain after a day. You can place your growing pot on a repotting mat to prevent leaks.

Plagues

Fungus gnats and water lice can also occur in growing pots. Catch fungus gnats with our sticky traps . Rinse your cutting and pot if you see any pests and change the water more often.

Roots emerge from the soil

Don't worry: this is a good sign of healthy root growth. Once the roots reach the bottom of the pot, you can transplant the cutting to a pot with airy potting soil . Our blog post on preventing root rot will help you get started.

Brown edges on the leaves

Brown edges often indicate an environment that is too dry or too warm. Maintain a humidity of at least 50%, for example, with a plant sprayer . Also, avoid drafts and never place the growing pot directly near a radiator.

Are Growing Pots Poisonous?

Grow pots are completely harmless: they contain no chemicals that can leach into the water. They're also reusable and easy to clean, so you can always grow new cuttings without risk to humans or animals. See our FAQ for more information.

Different types of growing pots

There are several varieties of growing pots available, tailored to different propagation methods and styles. Choose from:

• Transparent plastic cutting pots for visible root growth
• Biodegradable coconut fiber pots
• Mini-glasses for hygienic cuttings
• Net pots with grow bags for hydroponics
• Bamboo growing pots for a natural look
• Trio sets with coaster and lid
• Reusable net growing pots for aerial roots

Combine your new grow pots with our grow-your-own-plant kits or fill them with aerial roots from your Monstera Minima . For the perfect finishing touch, you can also choose from our pots for houseplants .

With De Plantrekkers propagation pots, you can turn any cutting into a healthy, mature plant. Order today and discover how easy cuttings can be!