Root Pouch Thin Black Fabric Pot - 1 Quart to 3 Gallon

The Root Pouch, Thin Black 90g/m2 propagation bags are ideal for grow rooms and young plants. Thin lightweight natural fiber blend in a great nurturing environment for young plants, seedlings, clones and shift ups. Bag when opened forms a square bottom, ideal for trays turned inside out the bag forms a traditional round bottom.

The thin fabric used to create the Root Pouch propagation bags is considered to be very porous and will easily allow air and fluids to pass through making it ideal for grow rooms. The bags are made from recycled materials that are BPA and toxin free.

• These pots are a natural fiber blend fabric 12-15 month semi degradable
• Not intended as a stand alone container, great as inserts, planting, or hydroponics systems
• Light-weight, thin walled porous fabric
• Great for 1 season use, (One and done) then can be planted directly into a shift pot up or outside
• Perfect for greenhouse propagation or ebb & flow
• Boosts plant growth and yields
• Fabric allows roots to breath
• Prevents roots from circling
• Requires less water
• Keeps plants warmer in winter & cooler in summer
• Saves up to a week off vegetative growth cycle
• Can be used with drip systems, overheads & hydroponic flood trays

What makes Root Pouch plant pots a more sustainable gardening option?

Root Pouch plant pots used reclaimed plastic bottles that would otherwise be sent to our landfills. This not only recycled old plastic, it prevents the need for new plastic to be created, which saves petroleum and fossil fuels from being used.

What makes Root Pouch plant pots a better choice for healthier plants?

Root Pouch plant pots are more breathable and water-efficient, encouraging a more fibrous, dense root structure and preventing roots from circling. They also provide superior insulation, protecting plants against winter cold and summer heat.

What are Root Pouch plant pots made of?

Root Pouch plant pots are made of PET (polythehylene terephthalate) derived from plastic bottles. This material is melted back to its original sterile liquid state then spun into fibers that are mixed with recycled cotton fibers, which degrade harmlessly over time. The resulting geotextile is available in four versions, each with a different degradation schedule— from six months to six years.

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