6 in. Wide Lip Bucket Basket - Round Plant Container with Mesh Bottom - Hydrofarm HG6RDBK

Fast shipping, nice product it fit five gal bucket perfectly. Should work great thanks! If you want to build your own DWC bucket this is a must.

I used a good quality white plastic spray paint on the top and rim top sides, to reflect light to the underside of the plant, confuse the insects and to help keep the sun's heat out of the bucket. Once transplanted with my seedlings started indoors in A-OK Rockwool cubes, and filled around them with GROWSTONES, which work fantastic in these cups, I covererd the tops of the net cups with aluminum foil taped down-helps with moisture transpiring through the top stones and also prevents any sun from causing algae on the top of the stones in the cup.I drilled 3 holes in the top of this net cup and stuck the 3 long legs of a typical 3 ring tomato cage through the holes. The legs just reached to sit on the bottom of the 5 gallon bucket. Throughout the season this was a sturdy enough cage system, to hold first a netting cover and later 3 foot eggplants and 2 foot peppers- fully loaded. See photos attached (blue tape holds down the aluminum foil). The cages and plants didn't warp these net cups, nor did lifting the covers/cups while tilting the full size plant, to add solution every few days near the end of the seasonAt the end of this season, the emptied net cups were easy to empty, wash, rinse in Clorox water and stacked away for next year. The paint looks brand new as do the net cups- they are very well made and ver much worth the price.

I bought this after seeing a YouTube video using it for hydroponics. The basket is really well made and sturdy and will work great for my needs. Fits perfectly in my five gallon bucket. Will be buying more.

Perfect sturdy fit for 5 gallon bucket.

The reviews stating that these lids are too small are probably correct. I was angry and never thought this lid would fit a white food safe 5 gallon bucket from Lowe's. I was contemplating returning it. I finally got it to snap on the lid tight enough whereas I am happy with the result. I also let it sit out in the blazing sun for a few hours and then brought it indoors to cool down and maybe conform to the bucket. It seems to have worked although having to lift it off to check the root development will be tricky if at all possible. I previously bought a lid like this from Viagrow and had much better results with the fit. I suppose the quality control is up to whomever is making these things. No matter who makes them they all have one thing in common...they're all overpriced.

These things are sturdy as hell, and fit super-snug on my $2 Home Depot 5-gallon Buckets. I also drilled into them to run hoses for my hydroponic system ... no problems at all, couldn't be happier with these lids.The one issue (and it's really not even an issue) is maybe the price. $9.99 vs other online sellers for $3.99 .... but do the math. $9.99 with no shipping cost or $3.99 and $10.00 shipping. To be fair, you can go to your local Hydroponic store and buy these lids for $5.99 ... but I've never in my life ever seen a hydroponic store close by, so when you figure gas and time spent plus $5.99 ....My point is, these lids rock, and at $9.99 and free shipping ... two thumbs up. GG.

I’ve been using lids with holes cut into them and 6” basket. I decided to buy these because I like to check on the roots. With these you lift right up. With the lids they snap in and hard to lift up and not hurt the plant in process. With these they lift right up no problem.

Fits great! Sometimes it's a bit of a tight fit but you can snap it down. 0% algae using blue lower buckets.