AutoPot XXL

Know no limits. AutoPot XXL propels you into a new world of horticultural possibility, backed with technology that’s proven to make the wildest, most fantastical, most fruitful plants a reality. At last, a power-free watering system for 35 L and 50 L growers that truly satisfies the needs of their plants.
An ingenious enlargement of our ever-popular XL module, the XXL features an adaptive collar allowing growers to switch between 35 L and 50 L fabric pots as required. 35 L BPA-free, Lead-free, fabric FlexiPots are supplied as standard with the option to upgrade to identically specced 50 L versions.
Big as they are, these fabric pots allow growers to produce even larger plants than they might otherwise see in equivalent sized plastic pots. Air-pruning, facilitated by the porous pot sidewalls, eliminates root circling and creates a root structure which is vastly superior in feeding your plants. The same pot porosity increases oxygen exchange in the substrate - supercharging growth.
Cultivating big plants, whether one or many, requires time and technique. XXL brings ultra-low maintenance, plant-controlled AQUAvalve5 irrigation into the realm of giant growing - giving you the opportunity and head space to hone your horticultural skills.
As with all AutoPot Watering Systems, XXL operates power-free, without the need for running water, and without pumps or computers to maintain. Immense savings in time, money, and ecology are obvious merits. Such virtues are equalled only by the responsiveness with which plants are fed and watered. The AQUAvalve5s that regulate every module respond exactly to each individual plant’s needs, supplying water and nutrient solution only as and when required, without recirculation or a drop of waste.

[@mikepraniewski1127]

I'm interested in the 50 L. Who knows, maybe by July, I'll make my mind up, im either going with 4 earthboxes or 4 autopot xxl 50 L looks like a great system. Everyone in Md is hydroponics or soil, so i have nothing but questions.

[@pierreluc5382]

the volume is a little bit low