Grow1 Fabric Pot - 7 Gal - Black

Free-Draining Fabric Container for Healthier Roots - 7 Gal

Plastic containers can hold excess water and leave roots circling the wall. This fabric pot drains through its walls and does not trap heat, and the fabric lets roots branch out, which builds a larger overall root mass. It is made of heavy-duty fabric and works indoors or outdoors.

At 7 Gal, this size suits growers who run containers through vegetative growth and flowering in a tent, room or garden space. It is a practical choice for trying fabric containers or for filling a bench with a consistent size.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-duty fabric — holds up to repeated use and handling.
• Free drainage — water leaves through the walls, which helps avoid soggy media.
• Heat-resistant design — the fabric does not trap heat around the root zone.
• Root branching — roots spread out within the media and form a greater root mass.
• Indoor and outdoor use — one container style for every growing space.

Who Should Use Grow1 Fabric Pot 7 Gal

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want a portable, breathable container for hydroponic or soil-based cultivation will find this pot useful. It fits growers who move plants between spaces.

About Grow1 Fabric Pot

Grow1 makes fabric pots for indoor and outdoor cultivation. This black 7 Gal model is sold individually and ships at 0.3 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is a fabric pot different from a plastic pot?
A: Fabric walls let water drain and air reach the root zone, while solid plastic holds moisture and heat. Roots in fabric branch out instead of circling the wall.

Q: Can I use it outdoors?
A: Yes. The pot is made for both indoor and outdoor use.

Q: Does it need drainage holes or a saucer?
A: Water drains through the fabric itself, so no holes are needed. Because water seeps out, set the pot on a tray or surface that can handle runoff.

Q: What does root mass mean?
A: Root mass is the total volume of roots a plant grows. A larger root mass gives the plant more surface to take up water and nutrients.

Q: How many pots come in an order?
A: Each order is one pot.