Autopot 48-Pot System with 400L Tank - Standard (15)

Autopot 48-Pot System with 400L Tank - Standard (15)The AutoPot 48 Pot systems are a great option for those wanting to avoid the hassle and commitment required for a hand watering regime on a larger scale. The 48 Pot systems are best suited to fill 12 18 square metres of growing space with the upper end of that bracket best suited to the AutoPot XL system. AutoPot systems are plant driven, gravity fed systems (meaning no noise from pumps or potential pump failure). The Aquavalve in each pot base will

The AutoPot 48-Pot systems are a great option for those wanting to avoid the hassle and commitment required for a hand watering regime on a larger scale. The 48-Pot systems are best suited to fill 12-18 square metres of growing space with the upper end of that bracket best suited to the AutoPot XL system.

AutoPot systems are plant-driven, gravity-fed systems (meaning no noise from pumps or potential pump failure). The Aquavalve in each pot-base will fill the tray to 20mm and then close until the tray is completely empty before refilling to 20mm, allowing every plant an essential dry period and be fed on demand regardless of the rest of the plants in the room.

We recommend growers use a good quality soil in this system such as Plagron Lightmix or Canna Terra Professional Plus (always on around a 40-50mm bed of clay pebbles). Available with the standard 15l square pots or the larger 25l square-to-round XL versions each system is supplied with a 400l Flexitank and all of the necessary fittings and pipework to set the system up, we have also listed the 48-pot systems with a 750l tank to enable longer periods without tank maintenance - just be sure you have the necessary support for a 750kg reservoir. All Autopot 48-Pot systems come with Iceline supply pipe to keep the nutrient temperature to a minimum whilst between the reservoir and the plant.

Plants need to be watered from the top when potting up and should be hand-watered from the top as required for the first 7-10 days. Once the roots have had a chance to establish within the pot the tap can be turned on. It is good practice to give the 16mm filter a clean every few weeks and avoid putting any organics or viscous additives in the reservoir.