Fabric Pot

Name: Fabric Pot
SKU: 33323
Availability: InStock

The high-quality Fabric pots are made from a robust fibre that is resistant to biological degradation, thus promoting optimum aeration of the roots. From €1.10 (4 L – Square) · sold by Alchimia Grow Shop

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Category: Grow Equipment, Pots & Containers

Description

The high-quality Fabric pots are made from a robust fibre that is resistant to biological degradation, thus promoting optimum aeration of the roots.

These containers offer several advantages:

They are designed to promote air circulation around the root zone.
When the roots reach the container walls, the air slows them down and prevents them from growing in a circular fashion.
An air barrier is created to insulate the roots during cold periods, and this same barrier prevents overheating of the root zone during hot months.
Equipped with handles for easy transport of the plants.
These containers are easily transportable and fold up conveniently to take up minimum space.

Overheating and lack of aeration of the substrate and roots are two common problems encountered by gardeners using plastic pots. These problems are compounded by the phenomenon of circular root growth when the roots reach the walls of the plastic pot, thus strangling the other roots and limiting the flow of raw sap to the leaves. These problems no longer occur with geotextile gardening containers such as the Pure Pot.

Fabric Pot, for aerating roots and substrate

Made of high quality geotextile material resistant to biological degradation, these containers allow good aeration of the roots to prevent overheating and provide an additional supply of oxygen, thus improving our plant’s root system.

Once the roots reach the fabric material, the air stops their growth, preventing them from growing in a circular pattern.

In addition, the container’s thickness provides the roots with an air layer that insulates them from temperature variations. This prevents both overheating of the root system and the damage caused by cold.