Cz Garden Supply 100 Pack - 3 inch Round Heavy Duty Net Cups Pots Wide Lip Design - Orchids • Aquaponics • Aquaculture • Hydroponics • Wide Mouth Mason Jars • Slotted Mesh + Free Micro Sprayers

Delivered as ordered, and much faster than they advertised. Also had some free micro-sprayers included, which was very nice.Pots fit perfectly in a 2 7/8" hole with ZERO side play, which is nice. (Order the 2 7/8" hole saw from Amazon - stores don't usually carry this size.)I would not use a 3" hole saw.Although a 3" hole saw will work with these particular pots due to the extra-wide lip, it wouldn't with the cheaper brands, and why deal with the side to side movement if you don't have to?.Bottom line - these are a little more heavy-duty than most with a wider lip - They are GREAT and are now my go-to pots.

I use these for seedlings in the spring. 4" rounds are the best for larger plants that will grow for a longer period of time. The slots in the pot allow for root prunning so your seedlings will not become root bound before spring planting. These work great. Just be sure you have a buffer between the watering can/hose and the nearest pots. I place them in a flat without drainage and the pots suck up the water from the bottom. Works great.

I use these net cups in my bucket garden. I drill a 3" hole in the bottom of a 5 gallon plastic bucket, glue in the net cup, put in garden soil and the plant. The buckets go in a PVC pipe that I have drilled a 3" hole in. the PVC pipe holds the water and the plants drink from that.I have approx. 100 buckets set up this way and so far things look really good to have a bumper crop of tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers.

I love these netpots thay look better in real life then in the picture i bought some of these on ebay not that grate. i use this for my hydroponics with a 3'' hole saw thay fit perfectly i make my hydroponics out of a 19 gal and 27 gal tots i also recommend the tomatoe fertilizer 4-18-38 and calcium nitrate hydroponics fertilizer nitrogen level is 15.5 and calcium level is 19% and u also have to use Epson salt i also use seedweed kelp the potassium is 1% but it has microrganism and dont forget to buy a scale because the fertilizer u have to weigh it in grams

I have bought many Net Cups, but never this many for such a low price. In the past I have shopped the Hydroponic stores where I can see the quality I am buying. These are good quality and would be carried by any store, save yourself money and go with these. Not sure what the mister is all about - with 100 net cups, 3 misters is not going to do much.

These are such great starter cups for all your vegetable seedlings. I started a ton of things in them; several varieties of tomatoes, basil, eggplants, cauliflowers, all sorts of peppers. Everything did well. I had good sturdy seedlings used to being watered from the bottom so they grew good root systems. No a single plant wilted when I transferred them into my growing containers. I love them. Good size. Sturdy. Do the job they were designed to do. I grow vegetables on my porch because I am disabled.

These are nice hydroponic baskets that you can fill with your own media. I’m using them in a homemade hydroponic unit that I’m growing cabbage in, and so far, so good. The price is very reasonable as well, and the lip means you can drill a 3” hole with a hole saw and they fit right in perfectly. They’ll last a long time, I’m betting.

Working perfectly... Saw Larry Hall's great gardening ideas on Youtube and couldn't wait to try these! Thanks for being so fast and having a great product.. the extra wide rim is a wonderful PLUS !!! Converting all our pots and buckets to water plants from underneath using his method and have tons of seeds starting in just the cups...Fun thing. Thanks for being so quick and having something sturdy enough for lots of other uses.