PANDORA’S POT – LIGHT PLASTIC POT 50pcs. | 18x20x45h cm – 12.5L

PANDORA is a patented system that replaces normal gardening and nursery pots with foldable modular containers made of lightweight plastic, capable of satisfying all cultivation needs: from the production of small plants (from seed or clone), to growing and flowering vegetables, as well as the maintenance of mother plants. Furthermore, their versatility makes them suitable for use with any type of substrate and/or cultivation technique (soil/soil/inerts for hydroponics).

The advantages of PANDORA are easy to guess and can be expressed as follows:

• Cheaper than traditional pots
• More discreet
• Smarter
• Less bulky
• Less polluting
• Less heavy
• Less expensive to transport

The shape of these containers has been designed to allow a rational use of cultivation space by taking advantage of the recovery of space normally wasted with traditional rigid pots.
All this translates into a considerable increase in the volume available to the roots for the same number of square metres cultivated, a factor not to be neglected in intensive production as it brings gains in terms of yield in both indoor and outdoor cultivation.

In practice, the perfect modularity and extreme cohesion between the individual elements result in PANDORA being able to recreate a terrarium-like space anywhere, but with the possibility of separating the individual elements whenever the consumer wishes, for example when one plant becomes diseased or less vigorous than the others.

Other advantages of PANDORA that should not be overlooked are first and foremost its practicality before, during and after use as it can be conveniently washed and stored in small volumes. In fact, a PANDORA can easily be folded anywhere, thus eliminating the clutter of pots during transport as well as when they are temporarily unused.
It is easy to see that this point concerns both those who have a business and have no space for storage and the simple consumer who will be able to free up the cupboard where he usually keeps unused jars.