SPECIFICATION

Air-Pots® have unusual, profiled walls, a kind of configuration of egg-shaped extrudates, which consist of closed inner cones and outwardly open cones. In traditional pots, the flat walls in the container repel the roots and start the spiral of the process in which the roots elongate without increasing the root mass.

The inner cones direct the roots outwards to the open cones, where the roots dehydrate and no longer lengthen because the air density in the soil is too great.

In response, the plant sends information that causes root growth to the sides to make up for losses, resulting in a thickening of the root system due to the increase in the performance of the root mass.

The porosity of the air pot also creates better conditions for bacterial activity and thus increases the amount of nutrients for plants. , the root The system is also very effective in collecting all the nutrients and water available.