Net Pot - 2"

Other sizes available are: 2", 2 3/4", 3", 3 1/2", 3 3/4", 5", 6", 8", 7", and 11"

Also available in Square

Our diminutive 2" net pot is very popular for small plants and also for inverting it so it sits upside down in the bottom of another pot and creates a cone in the center of the mix for airflow and drainage (see photo).

Dimensions:
2 inches top
1.5 inches bottom
2 inches high

The photos below show one of our epidendrum which is very happy with its 2 inch net pot in the bottom of its 5 inch crystal clear pot. This epidendrum has just finished a season's growth in Paph and Phrag Orchid Mix.

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Shayne D. --- Edwards, CO

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"The pots and plant labels arrived today and they look great, thanks for your prompt and efficient service! "

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"Hey guys, I am very pleased with my order ( Paph and Phrag Classic Orchid Mix and various clear pots ) and have started repotting. I can't wait to see how they grow. Thanks so much, I'll be ordering from rePotme.com again soon."

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Q: What should I do when roots come through openings in the pot (Net, Slotted, Oxygen Core etc.)?

A: Orchids are notorious for sending roots every different which way. That's not so surprising since orchids growing in the wild are free to extend their roots in search of moisture, food, support and light. There are a few schools of thought on how best to deal with adventurous roots. For example, with Net pots one can snip away the pot if needed when the time comes, and another is to move the plant up to the next size before the roots get too established working through the net material. Slotted pots can be similarly cut or snipped away from roots when the time comes to repot or it is necessary to move the plant up or out of its existing container.

Oxygen Core Dual Pots create a very favorable growing environment and root growth is likely to be quite vigorous soon after potting in them. One can use the inner pot until the roots start to expand and then remove the plant from it and place it back into the outer shell (kind of like taking training wheels off a child's bike).

Vigorous healthy root growth is a good thing, and supports an overall happy and healthy orchid that will produce strong leaves and beautiful flowers. Managing the repotting process so plants are able to develop a strong and expanding root zone is an important part of the equation.

For more information see our orchid repotting information.