PruneX Fabric Pot - 150 Gal

Large Breathable Container for Big Root Systems - 150 Gal

Plastic containers can hold water and heat around roots, which slows growth. This fabric pot drains freely, passes air through its walls and does not trap heat. Roots branch out at the fabric edge instead of circling, which supports a larger overall root mass.

At 150 gallons, this pot suits growers who plan for very large plants or permanent placements, such as commercial operations, greenhouse beds and outdoor plots. It is not a starter size for trial or small-space growing.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-duty fabric — thick, durable material built for repeated use.
• Sewn-on handles — make it easier to carry and reposition the pot.
• Drainage and airflow — fabric walls drain well and do not trap heat around roots.
• Root branching — roots spread rather than circle, which builds a greater root mass.
• Indoor or outdoor use — suits many cultivation setups.

Who Should Use PruneX Fabric Pot 150 Gal

Commercial growers and serious home gardeners who need a very large container for vegetative growth and flowering will get the most from this pot. It also suits anyone replacing rigid containers with a breathable alternative.

About PruneX Fabric Pot 150 Gal

The PruneX Fabric Pot is a fabric container sold each. It has a 150 gallon listed capacity. Listed dimensions are 26 in long, 15 in wide and 2 in high, with a shipping weight of 3 lb. Those dimensions are the shipped size, not the filled size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why choose a fabric pot over a plastic container?
A: Fabric lets air and water move through the walls, so media drains well and heat does not build up around the roots. Rigid plastic containers typically hold more moisture and heat.

Q: Can I use this pot outdoors?
A: Yes. It is intended for both indoor and outdoor use.

Q: How do I move a filled pot?
A: Sewn-on handles give you grip points. A filled pot of this size is very heavy, so use suitable equipment and extra people rather than lifting it alone.

Q: What does root branching mean?
A: Roots that reach the breathable fabric wall stop extending there and send out side branches. This produces a denser root mass instead of roots circling the container.

Q: Does this size have a velcro transplant flap?
A: No. The manufacturer offers the velcro transplant flap only in 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 10 gallon sizes, so this 150 gallon pot does not include it.