Gambit Fabric Pots, 2 Gallon, 5-Pack
- Crafted from top-tier thick nonwoven fabric, these bags boast tearproof qualities and offer insulation against harsh weather conditions.
- Our Pots our outfitted with rugged handles and reinforced stitching for long term durability.
- Featuring 6-10 metal eyelets on each pot making low-stress training becomes effortless.
Thickness Rating: 500G | Quantity: 5-Pack | BPA-Free
Description
Are you looking to take your plants to new heights? Look no further than Gambit Fabric Pots - the tough, heavy-duty fabric pots that make growing your favorite crop an absolute breeze!
Gambit fabric pots air-prune the roots, ensuring even coverage of soil and allowing your plants to absorb water and nutrients like never before. Plus, with their thick nonwoven fabric, our pots can support more weight than other planters while providing insulation against various environments.
Our fabric pots also feature durable handles and metal rings that make low-stress training a breeze. And with their heavy-duty, rugged build, our fabric pots can withstand wear and tear, so you can use them grow after grow.
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These Are Great!
These Are Great! I’ve never used potting bags before, but after reading about the benefits of air pruning roots I decided to give it a try. I’ve been very happy with other Gambit products, but was still impressed with both the quality, style, and most importantly the functionality of these bags. I’m still relatively new to gardening, and was expecting to lose some transplants due to my own mistakes as I learn, but these bags are incredibly forgiving and I have yet to lose a single plant I’ve put in any of them. These bags provide even draining (literally anywhere excess water can escape the fabric, it will), and it is fast- fast enough that if you are afraid of overwatering your plants, or if you need to flood out your soil because you mistakenly applied fertilizer to a pre-fertilized soil amendment, you can confidently do it without worrying about drowning the roots in stagnant water. All you have to do is place the bag on a surface where the water can run off and won’t pool around the bag itself. I don’t think I’ll go back to clay or hard pots again unless specifically called for- these fabric pots look great, hold their shape when filled with soil, the material is very strong and not prone to tears at all, are very lightweight, provide excellent drainage, and are extremely easy to handle. Oh, and on top of all of that, they come in packs of 5 that are affordable and easy to store when not in use. I couldn’t recommend these more highly.