Smart Pot Salad & Herb Grower - 7 Gal - Black - No Handles - 14 x 9.5-in - 0.846 cu. ft.

Compact Black Fabric Planter for Shallow-Rooted Greens - 14 x 9.5 in

Roots in solid plastic pots often circle the wall and sit in wet media. This fabric container drains freely and discourages root circling, so roots spread through the media and plants grow more evenly. The 7 gal capacity suits low, wide plantings.

At 7 gal and 0.846 cu. ft., this size fits hobbyists, balcony and patio gardeners, and indoor growers who want a manageable container for herbs and leafy plants. Without handles, it suits setups where pots stay in one place.

Key Features & Benefits

• Free drainage — helps limit waterlogged media around the roots.
• Fabric construction — discourages root circling and supports healthy root growth.
• Lead and BPA-free materials — a sound choice for edible plantings.
• Weatherproof and durable — holds up in varied conditions.
• Made in the U.S.A. — unfolds, fills and plants with no assembly.

Who Should Use Smart Pot Salad & Herb Grower

Gardeners growing herbs and salad greens in containers, indoors or outdoors, will find this size practical. It suits beginners and experienced growers alike.

About Smart Pot Salad & Herb Grower

The Salad & Herb Grower series from Smart Pot is a black fabric planter with a 7 gal capacity, 0.846 cu. ft. volume and 14 in x 9.5 in dimensions. It has no handles and is made in the U.S.A. from lead and BPA-free materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this pot have handles?
A: No, this version has no handles. Choose it when you will fill the pot where it will stay.

Q: How big is it?
A: It holds 7 gal, or 0.846 cu. ft., and measures 14 in x 9.5 in. That makes it wide and relatively low.

Q: How does a fabric pot differ from a plastic pot?
A: Fabric lets excess water drain through the sides and discourages roots from circling. Plastic pots usually drain only from the bottom holes.

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

Q: What does root circling mean?
A: Root circling happens when roots hit a solid wall and grow around it in loops. A fabric wall helps avoid this so roots spread through the media.

Q: Is it safe for edible plants?
A: It is made from lead and BPA-free materials. Always follow local rules for your growing setup.