Air Pruning

Fabric pots encourage horizontal and vertical roots, but unlike the case with conventional plastic pots, once the roots reach the wall of the fabric pot they are ‘air pruned’. The root effectively stops growing and will not grow round and round the inside of the pot (pot bound). The plants’ energy instead is focused on growing new feeder roots, creating a dense, healthy root system.

Root Zone Aeration

Fabric pots allow the movement of air from outside the pot, through the pot wall, and directly to the root zone. Oxygen is able to reach the root zone from all sides enabling roots to breathe and beneficial microbes to thrive. When in direct sunlight, heat is not absorbed by plastic or terracotta which heats the plant’s root ball, causing sweating and stress to the plant. Instead, the breath-ability of the fabric effectively cools the root ball in the same way evaporative cooling cools a house.

Prevents Over Watering

Overwatering is a major problem for all potted plants. Fabric pots allow free drainage through the bottom as well as the sides, making it nearly impossible to overwater.

Great for Hydroponics

Fabric pots can be top watered or used in a flood and drain (ebb & flow) system where nutrients can be absorbed through the pot on all sides.

Portability

Like traditional pots, fabric pots are very portable and can be easily moved. Fabric pots come flat-packed so you don’t have to juggle bundles of plastic pots.

Production line & Warehouse:

 Laser cutting machine

Side sewing & bottom of the sewing

Sewing pot handle

Machine for handle sewing routes

4000m² warehouse