Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
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  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
  • Fabric pot vs plastic pot: healthier roots, no circling
  • Breathable fabric: air in, extra water drains out
  • Harvest without digging: tip the bag over
  • Grow bag size: 60 cm wide, 50 cm high, 140 litres
  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers
  • Plant Grow Bags | Fabric Pots for Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers

Large plant growing bag, Fabric Pot

$9.00 incl. GST

Delivered NZ-wide from Auckland – big nets and long rolls too. Free pick-up in Pakuranga.

A big 140-litre fabric grow bag that grows healthier roots – and makes harvesting potatoes and kumara easy: just tip it over and pour the soil out. No digging.

  • Breathable fabric: roots get air, extra water drains away
  • No circling roots like in a plastic pot
  • Diameter 60 cm, height 50 cm, 140 litres, black
  • Strong handles, folds flat, about 5 years of use

Shipping for this item

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Auckland $5.00 $13.50
North Island $9.50 $15.00
South Island $13.50 $16.50

Pick-up in Pakuranga Free

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Not sure this is the right size?

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Why a fabric pot is better for roots

In a plastic pot, roots grow out to the smooth wall and then circle round and round. The plant becomes root-bound and struggles to take up water and food.

In this fabric pot, a root tip that reaches the side meets air through the breathable fabric and stops growing there (gardeners call this "air pruning"). The plant then grows lots of new fine roots inside the soil – and the fine roots are the ones that take up water and nutrients. The result is a stronger, healthier plant.

Cut-away diagram: in a plastic pot roots circle the wall; in the fabric pot root tips stop at the fabric and the plant grows more fine roots

Breathes and drains

  • Roots can breathe – air gets through the fabric into the soil.
  • No soggy soil – extra water drains out through the sides and bottom, which helps prevent overwatering and root rot.
  • Cooler roots – the fabric breathes, so it stays cooler than a black plastic pot in hot sun.

Diagram: air passes through the fabric into the soil and extra water drains out of the sides and bottom

Harvest without digging

Perfect for potatoes, kumara, yams and carrots. When it is time to harvest, just tip the bag over and pour out the soil. Every potato comes out whole and clean – no fork, no cut spuds, nothing left in the ground. Reuse the soil and the bag next season.

Three steps: grow, tip the bag over, pick up the potatoes

Size and features

  • Diameter 60 cm, height 50 cm – holds about 140 litres of potting mix
  • Thick, breathable non-woven fabric, black
  • Two strong stitched handles to lift and move it
  • Folds flat for storage over winter
  • Reusable and eco-friendly – about 5 years of use
  • Use it on a deck, balcony, patio, in the garden or a greenhouse

The grow bag is 60 cm wide and 50 cm high and holds 140 litres

Good to know

  • Fabric dries out faster than plastic, so water more often on hot days.
  • Water drains through the sides and bottom – on a deck, stand it on a tray or pavers.
  • Fill it with a good potting mix rather than heavy garden soil.
  • For potatoes: put 3–4 seed potatoes on about 15 cm of mix, and add more mix as the plants grow.
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