100mm BLACK POT 0.5L

Description

100mm Black Pot 0.5L

A compact slimline growing container

The 100mm Black Pot 0.5L is a compact container for potting-on and growing smaller plants. The listed manufacturer code is P100SLTL00, identified by Garden City Plastics as its black 0.5 litre slimline Tag Lock pot. Its nominal 100mm size and half-litre capacity help you compare it with your existing containers.

Garden City Plastics lists smaller crops, succulents, indoor plants, herbs, potted colour and perennials among the applications for this pot. Choose the container around the plant’s root system, growing medium and watering arrangement. A nominal pot size alone does not determine how long every species can remain in that container.

100mm Black Pot 0.5L features

The manufacturer specifies four tag locks, capillary base drainage and a black polypropylene material identified as PP5. It lists GCP as the brand and Australia as the country of manufacture. The tag locks provide positions for compatible plant labels, helping keep identification with the individual pot.

The 0.5L figure is the listed container volume. It is equivalent to 500 millilitres, but it is not a watering dose. The amount of water a planted pot needs depends on the medium, root development, surrounding conditions and how much water is already retained.

Matching trays and saucers

Garden City Plastics identifies SCR100 as the matching saucer for this pot. It also names TRSH100, TRML and TRM550LX as carrying tray options. Check the complete tray or saucer code when replacing a component; similarly sized products can have different moulded recesses and support arrangements.

The manufacturer lists capacities of 18 pots in TRMM, 19 in TRML and 20 in TRM550LX. These are tray fit references, not a claim that trays or saucers are included. This listing is for the pot; select other components separately as needed for your layout.

Potting-on and root space

Use the 100mm Black Pot 0.5L when its capacity suits the plant’s current roots and your next growing stage. Prepare a suitable medium and position the plant at the depth appropriate for that species. Leave the top accessible so watering can be directed into the medium without routinely washing it over the rim.

Check root development and water use as the plant grows. A half-litre container may be an intermediate stage in a potting sequence rather than a final home for a large plant. Plan the next container size around the actual root ball and growth, rather than relying on a fixed number of days for every crop.

100mm Black Pot 0.5L watering and drainage

The capillary drainage base is part of the manufacturer’s design. Keep the base openings clear of obstructions and consider how runoff will be handled on your bench, tray or shelf. If using a saucer, monitor collected water according to the needs of the plant and medium.

A group of these pots can share the same tray while the plants still use water at different rates. Check representative pots across the tray, including those near airflow or heat sources. Adjust the watering routine to the conditions you observe rather than assuming that every pot dries equally.

Labels and practical handling

Use compatible labels in the tag locks to record plant identity, sowing or potting dates, or other information useful to your growing routine. Keep the writing legible and ensure that a label does not obstruct watering or press against the plant as it develops.

Before ordering the 100mm Black Pot 0.5L, compare the manufacturer code, capacity and tray fit with your existing equipment. Contact Hunter Hydro for help, or review the manufacturer’s exact P100SLTL00 product record.

At a glance