Fabric Pots 2 to 40L

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Starting at £0.80

Grouped product items
Image	Product Name	Qty
	Fabric Pot 2L £0.80
	Fabric Pot 5L £1.20
	Grey Fabric Pot 8L £1.40
	Fabric Pot 12L £2.10
	Fabric Pot 15L £2.50
	Fabric Pot 20L £2.90
	Fabric Pot 25L £3.15
	Fabric Pot 30L £3.30
	Fabric Pot 40L £4.00

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Product Description

These Fabric Pots are a semi-degradable medium housing that is designed for professional and nursery growers. They are comprised of a unique blend of natural fibres and boast the heaviest fabric weight for unparalleled durability and strength.

Key Features

Fabric Self Pruning Plant pots
Increase root mass
Faster growing roots
Creates insulation from winter cold and/or summer heat
Allows air & nutrients to pass freely through
Decreases risk of transplant shock
Produces bigger yields & promotes vigorous root growth

What They Are Used For And How They Work

Fabric Pots 2 to 40 Litre are made up of a mixture of natural fibres which make up a mesh-like surface. When the roots get to the fabric they become trapped and entangled. As a result, the plant sends out new fresh roots. This soon creates a fibrous, dense healthy root system for plants. These root pouches can create a superior root system compared to those found in traditional plastic pots.

Specifications

Available in 8 Sizes:

2 Litre
5 Litre
8 Litre
12 Litre
15 Litre
20 Litre
25 Litre
30 Litre
40 Litre

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FAQs

What are Fabric Pots 2 to 40 Litre?

Fabric Pots 2 to 40 Litre are breathable, soft-sided containers made from durable, porous fabric. They come in various sizes ranging from 2 to 40 litres, suitable for different plant types and growth stages. These pots promote better root health through air pruning, prevent root circling, and offer excellent drainage. They're lightweight, easy to transport, and provide superior aeration to the root zone compared to traditional plastic pots.

Are fabric pots worth it?

Yes, fabric pots are worth the investment for many gardeners. They promote healthier root systems through air pruning, which leads to more vigorous plant growth. Fabric pots offer better drainage and aeration than plastic pots, reducing the risk of overwatering and root rot. They're also eco-friendly, durable, and can be reused for several growing seasons. While slightly more expensive initially, their benefits often outweigh the cost difference.

Are fabric pots well draining?

Fabric pots are excellent for drainage. Their porous material allows excess water to escape from all sides and the bottom, preventing water accumulation and reducing the risk of root rot. This enhanced drainage promotes a healthier root environment and helps maintain optimal soil moisture levels. However, the improved drainage means you may need to water more frequently, especially in hot or windy conditions.

What is the best medium for fabric pots?

The best growing medium for fabric pots is a well-draining, airy mix. A combination of high-quality potting soil, perlite, and compost works well. Coco coir is also an excellent choice due to its water retention and aeration properties. Avoid heavy, compacting soils as they can negate the benefits of fabric pots. The ideal mix should retain enough moisture while allowing excess water to drain freely.

How do I choose the right size fabric pot?

Choosing the right size fabric pot depends on your plant type and available space. For herbs and small vegetables, 2-5 litre pots are sufficient. Medium-sized plants like tomatoes or peppers do well in 10-20 litre pots. Large plants or trees may require 30-40 litre pots. Consider the plant's mature size and root system. It's often better to start with a slightly larger pot to accommodate growth and reduce transplanting stress.

Can fabric pots be reused?

Yes, fabric pots can be reused for multiple growing seasons. After harvesting, remove the old soil and roots, then wash the pots with mild soap and water. Allow them to dry completely in the sun to prevent mould growth. Some gardeners sanitize their pots with a diluted bleach solution between uses. With proper care, high-quality fabric pots can last for several years, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly choice.

How often should I water plants in fabric pots?

Watering frequency for plants in fabric pots depends on factors like plant type, pot size, climate, and growing medium. Generally, fabric pots require more frequent watering than plastic pots due to increased evaporation. Check the soil moisture daily by feeling the top inch of soil. Water when it feels dry. In hot weather, you might need to water daily. Mulching the soil surface can help retain moisture and reduce watering frequency.

Are all fabric pots the same?

Not all fabric pots are the same. They can vary in material quality, thickness, and construction. Higher quality fabric pots are made from durable, BPA-free materials that resist tearing and degradation. Some feature reinforced stitching or handles for easier movement. Cheaper options may use thinner fabric that degrades quickly. While the basic principle is similar, the quality and durability of fabric pots can differ significantly between brands.

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