Smart Pot Original Fabric Planter - 65 Gal - 8.69 cu. ft. - 32 x 18 in - Black - No Handles

Large-Volume Fabric Container for Deep Roots - 32 x 18 in

Big plants need room, and rigid containers can hold water and let roots circle. This fabric planter drains well, which helps discourage root circling and supports healthy root growth. It holds 65 gal, or 8.69 cu. ft., of growing media.

At 65 gal, this is a large container suited to long-season cultivation, large specimens and commercial or serious home growers who want one big root zone. It has no handles, so plan placement before you fill it.

Key Features & Benefits

• Excellent drainage — helps prevent waterlogged media and root circling.
• 65 gal / 8.69 cu. ft. capacity — a big root zone for vigorous growth.
• Lead and BPA-free materials — a considered choice for growing containers.
• Made in the U.S.A. — domestic manufacture.
• Simple setup — unfold, fill and plant.

Who Should Use Smart Pot Original Fabric Planter 65 Gal

Growers of large plants, outdoor or greenhouse cultivators and commercial operations that want a roomy, well-draining container will find it useful.

About Smart Pot Original Fabric Planter

Smart Pot makes fabric planters in the Original series. This model is black, holds 65 gal (8.69 cu. ft.), measures 32 x 18 in and has no handles. It is made in the U.S.A.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does it hold?
A: It holds 65 gal, which is 8.69 cu. ft. of growing media. That suits large plants and long cultivation cycles.

Q: What size is it?
A: It measures 32 x 18 in. Check your space before filling because a full container is heavy.

Q: Does it have handles?
A: No, this model has no handles. Position it before you fill it.

Q: How does a fabric container differ from a rigid plastic one?
A: Fabric drains well, which helps prevent root circling. Rigid containers can hold water more readily.

Q: How do I set it up?
A: Unfold it, fill it with your media and plant. No assembly is needed.

Q: What is root circling?
A: Root circling is when roots wrap around the inside wall of a container instead of spreading through the media. Good drainage helps discourage it.