Description
One pot. Three levels. Zero repotting.
RE-PLANT is an innovative, patented growing container designed to simplify the growing process and provide the grower with greater control over root development.
Unlike conventional pots, where it is usually necessary to transplant the plant to larger containers as it grows, RE-PLANT allows you to keep the plant in the same pot from the first phase until the end of the cycle .
This helps reduce transplant shock, saves time, keeps the growing area cleaner, and eliminates the need to use different sized pots.
The system uses two removable Root Control Trays . These trays divide the container into up to three independent growth levels.
Initially, the plant begins to develop in the upper section. When the roots grow and reach the indicator zone, the grower simply removes the top tray, allowing the roots to expand to the next level.
Subsequently, the second tray can be removed to allow the roots to access the entire volume of the container.
This achieves a similar effect to transplanting the plant, but without having to remove it from the container .
Main benefits
- Zero transplanting: grow the plant from start to finish in a single container, without needing to move it to larger pots.
- 3 levels in 1 pot: starter, vegetative growth and flowering/finishing stages within the same system.
- Root Control Trays: The removable trays function as a root barrier, water retainer, and drainage tray.
- Better use of the substrate: the roots expand level by level instead of growing straight down and curling.
- Continuous oxygen flow: the side slots and open ventilation areas promote a healthier root environment.
- Combine different substrates depending on the phase: it allows the use of different types of soil, coco coir, rockwool or aerated mixes at each level.
Three levels of growth in a single container
RE-PLANT works like three pots in one :
Level 1: Start
For seeds, seedlings or small cuttings.
The plant begins its development in a smaller, more controlled root zone.
Level 2: Vegetative growth
When the roots are ready, the top tray is removed and the root system can expand into the intermediate level.
Level 3: Flowering / Completion
The bottom tray is removed and the plant gains access to the entire volume of the container to complete its development.
This controlled expansion helps the root system colonize a larger portion of the available substrate, instead of immediately growing downwards and beginning to curl at the bottom of the pot.
Root Control Trays
The included trays are much more than just simple dividers.
They have been designed to perform different functions:
- Divide the pot into different growth levels.
- Act as a barrier to the roots during the early stages.
- Help retain excess water during watering.
- Function as a drainage tray or saucer when the entire volume of the pot is used.
Once removed from inside the pot, the trays can be placed under the container and used as a saucer.
Improved aeration of the root zone
RE-PLANT incorporates side slots and ventilation openings that help bring fresh air and oxygen to the root zone.
This promotes the development of a stronger, more fibrous root structure , as well as helping to reduce the typical root spiraling effect that occurs in many conventional containers.
The shape of the pot also allows air to circulate around and between the different containers, making it especially suitable for organized indoor growing setups.
Combine substrates according to the growth phase
The RE-PLANT Root Control Pot provides the grower with the flexibility to use a single substrate throughout the container or different substrates at each growth level.
Single substrate configuration
Fill the container, insert the two Root Control Trays, place the covers and plant on the top level.
Multi-substrate configuration
Fill the bottom level, insert the bottom tray, fill the middle level, place the top tray, then fill the top level and plant.
Example configuration
- Top level: starter substrate, coco coir, rockwool or aerated substrate.
- Intermediate level: substrate for vegetative growth, coco, rockwool or aerated substrate.
- Lower level: flowering/finishing substrate, coco, rockwool or aerated substrate.
This gives the grower greater flexibility and allows the root environment to be adapted to the plant's needs throughout its cycle.
Tips for starting cultivation
Seeds / small cuttings
It starts with both Root Control Trays installed.
The plant begins its development at Level 1 , having a smaller and more controlled root zone.
Larger seedlings / larger cuttings
You can start by providing more space by using only the lower Root Control Tray.
In this way, the plant will have access to Level 1 + Level 2 from the beginning.
Ideal for
The RE-PLANT Root Control Pot is ideal for growers looking for a cleaner, faster, and more controlled way to manage the growth of their plants.
It is especially indicated for:
- Indoor cultivation.
- Greenhouse cultivation.
- Growers who want to avoid the stress caused by transplanting.
- Autoflowering plants, in which transplant stress can slow growth.
- Growers seeking greater control over the root system.
- Growers who want to reduce the number of pots and saucers needed.
- Cultivation with soil, coco coir, rockwool or mixtures of different substrates.
Special applications
hydroponic use
RE-PLANT can also be used in hydroponic installations.
For hydroponic use, the trays should be installed in an inverted position and without the front covers , allowing the water to drain into a reservoir below.
Autoflowering plants
RE-PLANT is especially suitable for autoflowering plants because it eliminates the need for transplanting, helping to reduce the stress associated with this process and promoting stable growth.
Included items
- 1 × RE-PLANT growing container.
- 2 × Root Control Trays / removable root barriers.
- 2 × front covers for the trays.
- 1 × user guide.
Characteristics
Main features
| Feature | Description |
| System | 3-level root control growing container |
| Growth stages | Start / Vegetative / Flowering-Completion |
| Transplants | It does not require transplants during the cycle |
| Root control | Two removable Root Control Trays |
| Substrate configuration | A single substrate or different substrates per level |
| Aeration | Side slots and openings for oxygen supply |
| Water control | The trays retain excess water |
| Plate included | The trays can be used as a drain tray/dish |
| Root control | An indicator opening allows you to check when the roots are ready to move to the next level. |
| Use | Indoors, greenhouse, controlled cultivation and hydroponics |
| Compatible substrates | Soil, coconut, rock wool, expanded clay and substrate mixes |
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