Set of 10 Cone Net Planter (GREY)

Give your orchids the airy, fast-draining home they love. These cone-shaped net planters create 360° airflow around the roots, preventing waterlogging and promoting vigorous growth. The sleek grey finish blends beautifully in greenhouses, balconies, and indoor plant corners.

Why you’ll love it

• Airy root zone: Open net design maximizes ventilation and mimics natural epiphyte conditions.

• Fast drainage: No more soggy media—water runs through instantly.

• Lightweight & durable: Tough, rust-resistant polymer mesh stands up to daily watering and sun.

• Easy to hang: Works with hooks, wires or chain; perfect for space-saving vertical displays.

• Versatile use: Ideal for Vanda, Dendrobium, Hoya, Tillandsia/air plants and other epiphytes.

What’s in the box

• 10 × Cone Net Planters (Grey)
  (Plants, media, hooks/wires shown in photos are for inspiration and not included.)

Best for

• Greenhouses, balconies, patios, bright indoor spots

• Growers who want healthier roots, quicker dry-downs, and less rot risk

How to use

1. Line lightly with sphagnum/coco chips (optional) to hold moisture.

2. Position the plant so roots can freely grow through the net.

3. Secure with a tie and hang using wire/chain.

4. Water thoroughly and allow to drain completely.

Key features at a glance

• Cone shape for elegant hanging displays

• Open-mesh body for superior aeration

• Reusable, easy to clean and re-pot

• Grey colour that complements foliage and blooms

Tip: Pair with quality orchid media for the perfect moisture–air balance.

Specs

• Colour: Grey

• Material: Lightweight, weather-resistant polymer mesh

• Pack size: Set of 10 planters
  (Dimensions may vary slightly between batches.)

FAQs

Do these include plants or media?
No—this is a planter-only set so you can use your preferred media.

Can I use them outdoors?
Yes. They’re weather-resistant and designed for frequent watering and strong light.

What plants fit best?
Orchids (Vanda, Dendrobium, Hoya), Dischidia, Tillandsia, and other epiphytes that prefer airy roots.