Fabric Pot - 2 Gal - Black - Non-Woven Fabric

Breathable Root-Zone Airflow in a Compact Container - 2 Gal

Solid plastic pots hold water and limit airflow around the roots. This fabric pot uses a thick, non-woven fabric that lets water and air pass through the container wall, which helps keep the root zone from staying saturated. The black fabric and non-woven construction are the features you can check on arrival.

At 2 Gal, this size suits small plants, young plants in vegetative growth, and growers trialling fabric containers before switching a whole room. Each pot is sold individually, so you can order a few or build up to a full set.

Key Features & Benefits

• Thick, non-woven fabric — lets air and water move through the container wall for a more breathable root zone.
• Black colour — a plain, uniform look that suits indoor rooms and outdoor spaces.
• 2 Gal capacity — a manageable volume for smaller plants and trial runs.
• Fabric construction — a soft-sided container that is easier to store than a rigid pot.

Who Should Use This Fabric Pot

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want a breathable container for vegetative growth or flowering will find it useful. It also suits anyone comparing fabric containers with plastic pots on a small scale.

About This Fabric Pot

This is a black, 2 Gal pot made from thick, non-woven fabric. It is sold each and is intended for use with soil or soilless media in cultivation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is a fabric pot different from a plastic pot?
A: A fabric pot has a breathable wall, so air and water can move through the container. A plastic pot has solid sides and relies on drainage holes alone. Many growers choose fabric for the added airflow around the roots.

Q: What size is this pot?
A: It is a 2 Gal container. That makes it a good fit for smaller plants or early stages of vegetative growth.

Q: What does non-woven mean?
A: Non-woven fabric is made by bonding fibres together rather than weaving threads. The result is a dense, porous material that lets water and air pass through.

Q: Do I need to water differently with a fabric pot?
A: Breathable containers can dry out more quickly than solid plastic ones, so check moisture regularly. Adjust your watering schedule to your media, environment and plant size.

Q: Can I use it in a hydroponic system?
A: The sheet does not list compatibility with specific hydroponic systems. Check that the pot size and fabric suit your setup before ordering.

Q: How many pots come in an order?
A: This listing is sold each. Order the quantity you need.