Containers
Breathable Fabric Pots, 5 Gal (5-Pack)
Stage: All stages
$38
In a plastic pot, roots hit the wall and circle. In fabric, they hit air, stop, and branch — giving you a dense fibrous root ball that feeds a much bigger plant.
Fabric also drains and breathes, which makes overwatering far harder to do and keeps the root zone oxygenated.
Five gallons is the sweet spot for a 60-90 day indoor grow. Sturdy handles make moving plants for defoliation or photos painless.
Specs
| Volume | 5 gallons each |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5-pack |
| Material | 300g breathable nonwoven fabric |
| Handles | Reinforced, double stitched |
| Reusable | Machine washable |
Which kits include this
The kit builder puts this item in these builds automatically, sized to the space you pick:
- 2 x 2 ft tent (compact corner)
- 2 x 4 ft tent (narrow footprint)
- 3 x 3 ft tent (spare room)
- 4 x 4 ft tent (garage / spare bedroom)
- 5 x 5 ft tent (dedicated room)
- 4 x 8 ft tent (basement wall)
Pairs with
Living Super Soil, 1.5 cu ft
Lightly amended, well-draining organic mix that feeds seedlings for weeks.
$55
Auto-Watering Drip System (supports up to 6 plants)
Pump, reservoir, and drip stakes so a weekend away never dries out your pots.
$125
3-Part Fertilizer Set (Grow / Micro / Bloom)
Full veg-to-flower feeding program with a printed weekly schedule.
$83
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Questions about this product
- Do fabric pots dry out faster?
- Slightly, which is why they pair so well with the drip system. The tradeoff is a much healthier root zone.
- Is 5 gallons big enough?
- For most indoor photoperiod grows, yes. Autoflowers do well in 3-5 gallons and should be planted in their final pot from the start.