Active Aqua 9" x 9" Square White Pot, 10" Tall – Case of 24

At 2.5 gallons, this pot is well-matched to late-vegetative and early-flowering stages — after plants have exhausted smaller intermediate containers but before they require a large-format final vessel. The 10" tall profile supports substantial vertical root development, making it a strong choice for plants with vigorous root systems heading into bloom.

The 9" x 9" offers nearly double the media capacity of the 7" x 7" square white pot — 2.5 gallons versus 1.3 gallons — along with an additional inch of height (10" vs. 9"). It's the natural next step for plants that have established strong mid-veg root systems and need significantly more volume.

These pots work with all standard horticultural substrates including soil, coco coir, perlite blends, and amended mixes. The drainage holes and perimeter slits are sized to retain media while allowing water and gases to move freely — performing equally well in hand-watered, drip, and ebb and flow hydroponic systems.

At 2.5 gallons, there's a larger surface area exposed to radiant heat from grow lights — making the reflective white finish more impactful than on smaller containers. By reflecting heat away from the pot walls, the white exterior helps keep substrate temperatures stable across the entire media volume, which is especially important during high-intensity flowering-stage photoperiods.

Yes. The heavy-duty plastic construction is built for multi-cycle use and handles standard horticultural sanitation without degrading. Between runs, clean pots thoroughly with diluted hydrogen peroxide, citric acid solutions, or enzymatic cleaners to remove salt buildup and eliminate potential pathogen carryover before reuse.

For most commercial facilities, 24 units aligns well with a single flowering bench run or one phase of a staggered transplant schedule. Larger operations running continuous cycles typically stock multiple cases to keep uniform containers available across all active production stages — consistent sizing eliminates variability in spacing, tray fit, and per-plant media volume throughout the facility.

The raised bottom lifts the pot's drainage outlets above the tray floor, ensuring they remain clear of standing runoff water after irrigation. This keeps drainage functioning freely between cycles, allows passive air exchange beneath the container, and prevents the anaerobic conditions at the base of the root zone that can develop when pots sit flat in accumulated runoff.