SPECIFICATION

Air-Pots® have unusual, profiled walls, a type of configuration of egg-shaped extrudates, consisting of closed inside cones and cones open to the outside. In traditional pots, the flat walls inside the container repulse the roots and trigger the spiral of the process, in which the roots lengthen without increasing the root mass.

The inner cones direct the roots outside to the open cones, where, because the air density in the soil is too large, the roots dehydrate and stop lengthening.

In response, the plant sends information that causes root growth to the sides to compensate for losses, which leads to the thickening of the root system due to the power increase in root mass.

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