Geometric shape refresher as well as good flower pot site

**bullmoose77** · 02-02-2007, 10:50 PM

Was sitting there figuring out the volume of various square pots online, when i suddenly got unsure of myself. For insecurities sake, I am correct in using the volume formula for a cuboid to determine the volume of a square flower pot right? As well as does anybody know a website that carries larger square flower pots? Largest I have found without paying $60 for some ancient egyption decorative pot hand crafted by a native american is 5.5 inches in diameter. Really would like to find some reasonably priced 10-12 inch diameter pots (4 gallons give or take)

**Sanifsan** · 02-02-2007, 11:05 PM

dude..................what were u thinkin...These pots are perfect for almost any plant....and you are sure to get the 1 square feet per plant since it has a diameter of 12". you can put your plants side by side....Also it has the much needed drainage holes

ITML Horticultural Products Inc – Plastic & Fiber Containers

**bullmoose77** · 02-03-2007, 12:42 AM

<P>There is no doubt that that is a quality round pot with a 12 inch diameter and 3.75 gallons of volume should be plenty of size for an indoor grow.  However, a square pot with a 12 inch diameter and roughly 10 inches of depth would have a volume around 5 gallons, which may be overkill for an indoor grow, but too much root room prolly wouldn't hurt a plant.  Plus I'm thinking of a scrog grow and the 12 inch square pots would have the added benefit of being a perfect square foot, and provide a visual aid to illustrate exactly how much screen space a plant should take up. However, I have no clue where to find them online.  Maybe the local nursery would have some?</P>