The Fabric Pot Hydroponics Fabric Pot Breathable Pots Container Grow Bag Plant Litre UK (5L, Black Round)

The fabric pot series have been exceptionally good for a novice. Used with coco medium, soil and volcanic rock - the pots look the business and with a ready made label keeps eden organised. Lightweight, roots grow and have the air-circulation required and found it more manageable especially re: watering and although sought for young plants to be repotted, have also planted seeds directly and have sprouted gloriously. Hello home grown veg and flowers. If you can't be outside, bring it inside.

I bought these pots originally to grow summer crops in but when they came I realised I had ordered the wrong size. I was offered a return but I decided to keep them and I’m glad I did and they’re a good size for things like Lavender Topiaries and other house plants/ornamentals. Made out of light weight fabric and extremely well draining. The roots are also able to grow through the ends of the pot allowing for good air root pruning. Overall a good buy.

Nice fabric pot

I thought these would be a bit weak, but they are actually very thick & strong.These pots stop you from over watering. As soon as my soil gets to peak water absorption the excess water starts "sweating" out of the side of the fabric pot. I have the pot on a tray so any water collects at the bottom of the tray and as the soil dries out the excess water is absorbed back in. This has meant that after 3 months the tray "looks" clean and I have very healthy plants

Works great, quite slow delivery but for £1 per 5l grow bag i really cant complain. Very sturdy bags, using them for some cacti and they let the roots breath better than plastic pots and also they are better because roots get air pruned when they reach the edge rather than spiraling round and round and getting root bound!All in all very happy

Good little pots, the 5 lt ones should do a couple of adult tomato plants. Will see if they last longer than one season but compostable anyway if not and a decent enough price not to mind too much

These pots are too small and too lightweight for 'non-dwarf' tomatoes. They don't keep the water in. Most leaks out when watering and the plant are always looking droopy. Also being black the pot heats up quickly wicking away the water.

These are good fabric pots. Plants don't get root bound in these for some reason..