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Wholesale Plant Pots Perth, Factory Price, Free Samples, Fast Delivery! We are a plastic flower pots wholesale supplier with 20 years of manufacturing experience. We have a 35,000 square metres workshop area, serving customers worldwide. We can ship plastic nursery pots to Perth.


Our plastic flower pots are made of high quality PP, New PP and HDPE. These plastic gardening pots are reusable. You can use these nursery plant pots in the greenhouse, indoors and outdoors. You can use plastic planter pots to grow trees, flowers, vegetables, herbs etc.

ODM or OEM plastic plant pots Perth

Color, shape, sizes and logo can be customized to meet your small and large plant pots requirement. If you want your own Private Label, please send us the label or logo you want to print on the plastic garden pots, and we will proof for you.


As nursery pots wholesale suppliers, we make sure that our plastic pots for plants are qualified products. Our full service has won compliments from customers all over the world. We can also provide free samples for testing. Contact us and let’s win more markets together.


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Are deeper pots better for plants?

Deep pots will have more space for the roots to spread out. This encourages healthy root development and helps the plant absorb more nutrients in the soil. Additionally, plants in deeper pots will not be as prone to becoming "root-bound" like those in shallower containers.


Root-bound plants are those that have become tangled up within themselves or stuck within a shallow pot. This limits their ability to access water and nutrients from the soil. Deep pots can help prevent this by providing enough volume of soil for the roots to spread.


Deeper containers also allow you to fill them with several inches of gravel at the bottom before adding potting mix. This allows extra water to quickly pass through instead of lingering around your plant’s roots. It prevents waterlogging.

Are black plastic pots bad for plants?

Black plastic plant pots can absorb lots of heat from the sun. It can damage plants by causing them to dry out quickly. Black plastic flower pots also trap moisture inside. This creates an environment ideal for fungus and bacteria growth. It can lead to root rot and other diseases.


Additionally, black plastic planters do not allow for adequate aeration of the container's soil. This can cause poor drainage and anaerobic conditions. Black plastic nursery pots are suitable for short term projects. For example, seed germination or transplants. They are not a long term solution for plant cultivation.


If you do decide to use a black pot for your plants, select one with adequate drainage holes in the bottom. So excess water can escape without pooling at the base of the pot. You should ensure proper container size for each individual species. Some plants may require larger pots than others.

Do plants do better in plastic or ceramic pots?

Plastic pots are generally cheaper than ceramic ones. This makes them more attractive to those with limited budgets. However, plastic plant pots may warp or crack over time due to temperature fluctuations or other environmental factors. Ceramic pots are more durable than plastic flower pots. They can last for many years with proper care and maintenance.


Plastic gardening pots can retain water better than ceramics. They do not absorb water as quickly as clay. So plants in plastic nursery pots may become overwatered easier. This can lead to root rot or fungal infections if not carefully monitored.


However, ceramic pots can absorb excess moisture. This helps keep root systems dryer and prevents some problems associated with overwatering. Plastic garden pots also heat up faster in direct sunlight compared to ceramic ones. So the pot location is important for optimal plant growth in warm climates.


Plastic planter pots have different colors, shapes and sizes. They can easily blend into any garden design. Whereas clay pots may stand out more prominently depending on the decorating scheme. Additionally, terracotta will develop a patina over time that some might find attractive. Others might prefer the look of fresh planters without this finish.


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