Grow1 Fabric Pot - 150 Gal - Black

Breathable Root Space for Large Plantings - 150 Gal

Large plants need a container that drains well and does not hold heat around the roots. This fabric pot uses heavy-duty fabric that lets water move out and air move in, so the root zone stays more even. Fabric also encourages roots to branch rather than circle, which supports a fuller root mass.

At 150 Gal, this is a container for commercial growers and serious home growers who run large plants over a full season, whether in a greenhouse, a large indoor space or outdoors. It is not a trial size. Plan your location before filling it, because a container this large is hard to move once full.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-duty fabric — stands up to the weight of media and a full season of use.
• Breathable walls — water drains freely and heat does not build up in the root zone.
• Root branching — roots spread through the fabric wall, building more root mass.
• Indoor and outdoor use — one container style works across different cultivation setups.
• 150 Gal capacity — gives large plants plenty of room for vegetative growth and flowering.

Who Should Use Grow1 Fabric Pot 150 Gal

Choose this pot if you grow large plants in a greenhouse, indoor room or open ground-level space and want a durable container with good drainage. It suits commercial operations and experienced home growers.

About Grow1 Fabric Pot

Grow1 makes fabric pots for cultivation. This black 150 Gal model is made from heavy-duty fabric and is sold as a single container.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this pot indoors and outdoors?
A: Yes. It is made for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Place it where it can sit permanently once filled.

Q: How does a fabric pot differ from a plastic pot?
A: Fabric walls breathe and drain through the material, while plastic walls hold moisture and heat more. Fabric also lets roots branch out instead of circling the wall.

Q: What does root branching mean?
A: Roots that reach the fabric wall stop growing at the surface and branch back into the media. This builds a denser, more fibrous root mass.

Q: Should I fill it before moving it?
A: No. Set the empty pot in its final position first, then fill it. A 150 Gal container becomes very heavy once filled with media and water.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: This listing is for one pot.