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Randesund in Norway are enthusiastic users of the Air-Pot system for everything from making compost to growing a huge range of flowers fruits and vegetables.

At Demirsoy Tarim in Turkey Air-Pot containers are used to grow trees which have their roots inoculated with truffle mycelium. The company now has twenty hectares of trees producing truffles and also cultivates trees to sell to other truffle producers.

Air-Pot containers are ideal for growing in any climate including the desert. In Morocco Arborescence nurseries use the system for small plants and big trees.

“At Ultra Health we exclusively use Air-Pot containers to grow medicinal Marijuana. With them we have cut our growth times and substantially increased our yields.

We ran a trial comparing Air-Pot containers to standard plastic pots and fabric bags. Yield figures were:

Plastic pot -12gal. 6-8 oz per plant

Fabric Pot – 15gal 10-12 oz per plant

Air-Pot® – #15. 16-20 oz per plant

Not only have we doubled our yield but Air-Pot containers cut ten days from the veg time of our growth cycle. This allows us to run five rather than four grows a year – a further 25% increase in production.”

Eric Howard Senior grower Ultra Health New Mexico

Van den Berk nursery in Holland grew all of the trees in Air-Pot containers for London’s Olympic Park. Recently they have massively expanded their use of the Air-Pot system and are currently growing the trees for the Vertical Forrest development in Eindhoven.

Halka are one of the first nurseries in the USA to use the Air-Pot system to grow on field grown trees for replanting. The density of the root ball acts as frost protection in low temperatures.

A beautifully constructed and laid out nursery producing trees with the Air-Pot system in Spain.

Fourteen thousand trees were grown in Air-Pot containers for the reclaimed industrial site used for Expo 2015 in Milan. Out of the fourteen thousand there were less than thirty failures and those had suffered damage from machinery when planting.

Near Elche in Southern Spain huge ancient Olive and Palm trees, that are required to be saved by law, are lifted from the landscape, rejuvenated in Air-Pot Walls and held until replanting is possible.