Prune Pots Fabric Pot - 1 Gal - 11 x 7-in

Breathable Root Zone With Easy Handling - 1 Gal

Plastic containers can hold excess water and trap heat around roots. This fabric pot uses heavy-duty fabric walls that drain freely and do not trap heat, and the fabric encourages roots to branch out, building a fuller root mass. Tough carrying handles make it simple to move.

The 1 gallon size suits seedlings, young plants, small trials and hobbyists who want to start plants before moving them up. It also fits growers who need many small containers for propagation or testing, each sold individually.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-duty fabric — drains freely and does not trap heat around roots.
• Root branching — the fabric lets roots branch out for a greater overall root mass.
• Tough carrying handles — makes moving filled pots easier.
• Indoor and outdoor use — one container style for varied growing spaces.
• Compact size — 11 in wide by 7 in high, with a 1.3 lb shipping weight.

Who Should Use Prune Pots Fabric Pot 1 Gal

Home gardeners, hobbyists and commercial growers who start young plants, run small trials or need a light, portable container for vegetative growth will find this size practical.

About Prune Pots Fabric Pot

Prune Pots fabric pots are portable growing containers made of heavy-duty fabric and now feature carrying handles. This 1 gallon unit is sold each and measures 11 in wide by 7 in high.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this pot indoors and outdoors?
A: Yes. It is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Place it on a tray indoors to catch runoff.

Q: How does a fabric pot differ from a plastic pot?
A: Fabric walls let water drain through and do not trap heat. Roots also branch out instead of circling the container wall, which builds more root mass.

Q: Does it have handles?
A: Yes. It has tough carrying handles for moving the pot when filled.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: It is sold each, so one pot per unit ordered.

Q: What does drainage mean for watering?
A: Excess water leaves through the fabric, so media dries more evenly than in a solid container. You may need to water more often, so check moisture regularly.