The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many green industry companies to re-evaluate their marketing strategies to stay relevant with how today’s evolving consumers choose to do business.

Despite a large variety of container options available, success is often more about the methods and the environment than the choice of containers.

One example of the Internet of Things — the utilization of more automation in growing operations — is no longer a far-off dream but a reality for many growers.

Here’s how container designers and automation companies are bringing their designs together to improve production efficiency.

Automation equipment is a popular option for growers struggling with labor shortages. But not all growing containers are created equal.

This year’s resurgence in home gardening presents opportunities for growers to effectively market they plants they grow, and the containers they’re growing in.

The new 4.5-inch Square Quick Lock Pot and 6-inch Azalea Pot are produced at the company’s facilities in Twinsburg, OH.