BJLEON Small Nursery Pots are compact plastic growing containers designed for seedlings, cuttings and young plants in commercial nurseries and greenhouses. Their straight-sided profile provides practical growing space in a compact format, while the open drainage bottom helps excess water drain efficiently and supports root-zone aeration. Four sizes are available for different plant sizes and early growing stages.
✓ Compact Nursery Sizes: Available from 62 mm to 104 mm top diameter for seedlings, cuttings and young plants.
✓ Straight-Sided Design: Compact pot profile suitable for organized nursery and greenhouse production.
✓ Open Drainage Bottom: Multiple bottom openings allow excess irrigation water to drain efficiently and support root-zone aeration.
✓ Lightweight & Practical: Easy to handle during potting, transplanting, moving and routine nursery operations.
✓ Stackable Design: Empty pots can be nested together to reduce storage and transportation space.
Lightweight plastic construction designed for practical nursery and greenhouse growing applications.
The compact straight-sided structure provides growing-media space for seedlings and young plants while supporting efficient nursery handling.
Multiple drainage openings across the base help remove excess water and improve airflow around the root zone during plant production.
| Model | Top Diameter | Height | Package | Qty./Package |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNP62 | 62 mm | 56 mm | Bag | 4000 pcs |
| SNP74 | 74 mm | 64 mm | Bag | 2000 pcs |
| SNP86 | 86 mm | 70 mm | Bag | 2000 pcs |
| SNP104 | 104 mm | 85 mm | Bag | 1000 pcs |
Seedlings: Suitable for growing young plants after germination and before transplanting into larger containers.
Cuttings: Compact sizes are suitable for rooted cuttings and early-stage plant production.
Nursery Production: Designed for high-volume commercial nursery growing, handling and plant development.
Greenhouse Growing: Suitable for organized production of young flowers, ornamentals and other nursery crops.

1. Consider the plant stage: Smaller pots are suitable for early-stage seedlings and cuttings, while larger sizes provide additional growing-media volume as plants develop.
2. Consider the root system: Select a pot size that provides sufficient space for root development before the next transplanting stage.
3. Consider production density: Smaller pots allow more plants to be arranged within a given nursery or greenhouse bench area.
4. Match your production process: Choose the appropriate size according to your crop, transplanting schedule and nursery handling requirements.
BJLEON supplies small nursery pots in multiple sizes for seedlings, cuttings and young plant production. Contact us with your required sizes, quantities and application for product recommendations and quotation.
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