MONARCH POTS AND TRAY SYSTEM
Monarch Nursery Pots are constructed from a proprietary, liquid-resistant paper formulation—free from glues and toxic additives.
Each pot features six ⅜-inch drainage holes to optimize moisture control and root health in professional growing environments.
Engineered for Commercial Efficiency. Built for Sustainability.
Designed with automation in mind, Monarch Pots fit precisely into the Monarch Nursery Tray, ensuring compatibility with standard flat-filling and transplanting equipment. The trays are also fully compatible with industry-standard 4" plastic pots.
This dual compatibility allows you to seamlessly integrate Monarch Pots into your existing workflow without wasting current plastic pot inventory. Monarch and plastic pots can even be used side-by-side in the same tray, making phased adoption simple and cost-effective.
Reduce Plastic. Improve Efficiency. Elevate Your Brand.
Switching to Monarch Nursery Pots is a smart step toward reducing plastic use in your greenhouse operation. In addition to their sustainability benefits, Monarch Pots can help streamline production by eliminating the need to sanitize used plastic pots—reducing the risk of cross-contamination and pathogen reintroduction.
Enhance your brand presence with custom-printed pots featuring your nursery’s logo, or choose from a variety of colors to simplify organization, watering schedules, and pricing systems within your greenhouse.
By using Monarch Nursery Pots, you’re sending a clear message to your customers: you’re committed to reducing plastic waste and leading the way in responsible growing practices.
Smart Design. Seamless Integration. Sustainable Impact.
Effortless Transition
Monarch Nursery Trays are engineered for backward compatibility with standard 4" plastic pots, making your transition to paper pots simple and efficient. Tray enhancements provide added stability for secure handling and transport, even under existing automation or manual workflows.
Flexible Use
Our trays are compatible with both Monarch paper pots and conventional plastic pots—allowing you to gradually phase in paper pots as plastic pots are retired or damaged. This flexibility supports your sustainability goals without disrupting production.
