Grow1 Fabric Pot - 1 Gal - Black

Breathable Root Zone Container - 1 Gal

Solid plastic pots can hold heat and leave roots circling the wall. This fabric pot drains through its walls and lets air reach the root zone, so roots branch out and build a fuller mass. The heavy-duty fabric is durable and portable.

The 1 gallon size suits seedlings, cuttings, trials and small plants during early vegetative growth. It is a practical choice for hobbyists testing fabric containers and for growers who start plants small before moving them up.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-duty fabric — holds up to repeated handling and use.
• Fabric drainage — excess water leaves through the walls instead of pooling.
• Does not trap heat — the breathable walls help keep the root zone from overheating.
• Root branching — roots spread rather than circle, building a greater root mass.
• Indoor or outdoor use — one container style for any growing space.

Who Should Use Grow1 Fabric Pot

Home gardeners and licensed growers who want a small, portable container for starts, trials or compact plants. It also fits growers who want to compare fabric containers with rigid pots.

About Grow1 Fabric Pot

The Grow1 Fabric Pot is a black fabric container sold individually. It measures 14 in long, 19 in wide and 15 in high as listed, and ships at 15.6 lb. The GTIN is 851359008052.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is a fabric pot different from a plastic pot?
A: A fabric pot drains and breathes through its walls. Rigid plastic pots drain mainly from the bottom and hold more heat. Fabric walls also encourage roots to branch rather than circle.

Q: Can I use it outdoors?
A: Yes. The heavy-duty fabric is made for both indoor and outdoor use.

Q: Does it come as a single pot?
A: Yes. This listing is sold each, so you receive one pot.

Q: What does root mass mean?
A: Root mass is the total volume of roots a plant grows. Fabric walls encourage roots to branch, which builds a larger, denser root system.

Q: Will it drain well?
A: Yes. The fabric provides drainage through its walls, so water does not sit in the container.