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Unit price perThe Rite Edge Cor-ten 10cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes is a cor-ten landscape edging designed for forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas.
It is suited to professional landscaping, nursery and establishment work where the product's size and format match the planting or site requirements.
Key benefits
Landscape edging
Set out the required line before installation and prepare the ground so the edging can be positioned consistently. Secure with the supplied or compatible stakes and check levels and curves before final fixing.
Cor-ten steel is intended to develop its characteristic weathered surface appearance over time.
Professional establishment & maintenance
Successful landscape establishment depends on more than the protection product alone. Check plant stability, watering, weed competition and general plant condition regularly during the establishment period.
Rite Edge Cor-ten 10cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes product details
| Brand | Rainbow |
|---|---|
| Product type | Cor-ten landscape edging |
| Primary use | forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas |
| Stated size | 10cm |
Rite Edge Cor-ten 10cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes FAQs
What size is this product?
The stated size is 10cm. What is Cor-ten edging used for?
It creates defined landscape edges between areas such as lawns, borders, paths and planting beds. Does Cor-ten steel change appearance outdoors?
Yes. Cor-ten is intended to develop a weathered surface patina when exposed to suitable outdoor conditions. Should the line be set out before installation?
Yes. Mark the desired edge first so curves, levels and joins can be checked before final fixing.
£267.74
Unit price per£267.74
Unit price perThe Rite Edge Cor-ten 10cm with Safe Edge x 2.4m & Stakes (Box of 9) is a cor-ten landscape edging designed for forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas.
It is suited to professional landscaping, nursery and establishment work where the product's size and format match the planting or site requirements.
Supplied as: box of 9.
Key benefits
Landscape edging
Set out the required line before installation and prepare the ground so the edging can be positioned consistently. Secure with the supplied or compatible stakes and check levels and curves before final fixing.
Cor-ten steel is intended to develop its characteristic weathered surface appearance over time.
Professional establishment & maintenance
Successful landscape establishment depends on more than the protection product alone. Check plant stability, watering, weed competition and general plant condition regularly during the establishment period.
Rite Edge Cor-ten 10cm with Safe Edge x 2.4m & Stakes (Box of 9) product details
| Brand | Rainbow |
|---|---|
| Product type | Cor-ten landscape edging |
| Primary use | forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas |
| Stated size | 10cm |
| Box quantity | 9 |
Rite Edge Cor-ten 10cm with Safe Edge x 2.4m & Stakes (Box of 9) FAQs
What size is this product?
The stated size is 10cm. How many are supplied?
This product is supplied in a box of 9. What is Cor-ten edging used for?
It creates defined landscape edges between areas such as lawns, borders, paths and planting beds. Does Cor-ten steel change appearance outdoors?
Yes. Cor-ten is intended to develop a weathered surface patina when exposed to suitable outdoor conditions. Should the line be set out before installation?
Yes. Mark the desired edge first so curves, levels and joins can be checked before final fixing.
£23.58
Unit price per£23.58
Unit price perThe Rite Edge Cor-ten 15cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes is a cor-ten landscape edging designed for forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas.
It is suited to professional landscaping, nursery and establishment work where the product's size and format match the planting or site requirements.
Key benefits
Landscape edging
Set out the required line before installation and prepare the ground so the edging can be positioned consistently. Secure with the supplied or compatible stakes and check levels and curves before final fixing.
Cor-ten steel is intended to develop its characteristic weathered surface appearance over time.
Professional establishment & maintenance
Successful landscape establishment depends on more than the protection product alone. Check plant stability, watering, weed competition and general plant condition regularly during the establishment period.
Rite Edge Cor-ten 15cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes product details
| Brand | Rainbow |
|---|---|
| Product type | Cor-ten landscape edging |
| Primary use | forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas |
| Stated size | 15cm |
Rite Edge Cor-ten 15cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes FAQs
What size is this product?
The stated size is 15cm. What is Cor-ten edging used for?
It creates defined landscape edges between areas such as lawns, borders, paths and planting beds. Does Cor-ten steel change appearance outdoors?
Yes. Cor-ten is intended to develop a weathered surface patina when exposed to suitable outdoor conditions. Should the line be set out before installation?
Yes. Mark the desired edge first so curves, levels and joins can be checked before final fixing.
£230.93
Unit price per£230.93
Unit price perThe Rite Edge Cor-ten 15cm with Safe Edge x 2.4m & Stakes (Box of 6) is a cor-ten landscape edging designed for forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas.
It is suited to professional landscaping, nursery and establishment work where the product's size and format match the planting or site requirements.
Supplied as: box of 6.
Key benefits
Landscape edging
Set out the required line before installation and prepare the ground so the edging can be positioned consistently. Secure with the supplied or compatible stakes and check levels and curves before final fixing.
Cor-ten steel is intended to develop its characteristic weathered surface appearance over time.
Professional establishment & maintenance
Successful landscape establishment depends on more than the protection product alone. Check plant stability, watering, weed competition and general plant condition regularly during the establishment period.
Rite Edge Cor-ten 15cm with Safe Edge x 2.4m & Stakes (Box of 6) product details
| Brand | Rainbow |
|---|---|
| Product type | Cor-ten landscape edging |
| Primary use | forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas |
| Stated size | 15cm |
| Box quantity | 6 |
Rite Edge Cor-ten 15cm with Safe Edge x 2.4m & Stakes (Box of 6) FAQs
What size is this product?
The stated size is 15cm. How many are supplied?
This product is supplied in a box of 6. What is Cor-ten edging used for?
It creates defined landscape edges between areas such as lawns, borders, paths and planting beds. Does Cor-ten steel change appearance outdoors?
Yes. Cor-ten is intended to develop a weathered surface patina when exposed to suitable outdoor conditions. Should the line be set out before installation?
Yes. Mark the desired edge first so curves, levels and joins can be checked before final fixing.
£30.71
Unit price per£30.71
Unit price perThe Rite Edge Cor-ten 20cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes is a cor-ten landscape edging designed for forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas.
It is suited to professional landscaping, nursery and establishment work where the product's size and format match the planting or site requirements.
Key benefits
Landscape edging
Set out the required line before installation and prepare the ground so the edging can be positioned consistently. Secure with the supplied or compatible stakes and check levels and curves before final fixing.
Cor-ten steel is intended to develop its characteristic weathered surface appearance over time.
Professional establishment & maintenance
Successful landscape establishment depends on more than the protection product alone. Check plant stability, watering, weed competition and general plant condition regularly during the establishment period.
Rite Edge Cor-ten 20cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes product details
| Brand | Rainbow |
|---|---|
| Product type | Cor-ten landscape edging |
| Primary use | forming defined edges between lawns, borders, paths and landscaped areas |
| Stated size | 20cm |
Rite Edge Cor-ten 20cm h/duty x 2.4m & Stakes FAQs
What size is this product?
The stated size is 20cm. What is Cor-ten edging used for?
It creates defined landscape edges between areas such as lawns, borders, paths and planting beds. Does Cor-ten steel change appearance outdoors?
Yes. Cor-ten is intended to develop a weathered surface patina when exposed to suitable outdoor conditions. Should the line be set out before installation?
Yes. Mark the desired edge first so curves, levels and joins can be checked before final fixing.
The Rite-pave 4 pieces/m2 BLACK is a ground reinforcement / paving grid designed for creating reinforced permeable ground surfaces where the system is appropriate.
It is suited to professional landscaping, nursery and establishment work where the product's size and format match the planting or site requirements.
Key benefits
Ground reinforcement
Prepare the sub-base and installation area for the intended loading and drainage requirements. Ground reinforcement performance depends on correct preparation, installation and infill.
Professional establishment & maintenance
Successful landscape establishment depends on more than the protection product alone. Check plant stability, watering, weed competition and general plant condition regularly during the establishment period.
Rite-pave 4 pieces/m2 BLACK product details
| Brand | Rainbow |
|---|---|
| Product type | Ground reinforcement / paving grid |
| Primary use | creating reinforced permeable ground surfaces where the system is appropriate |
| Commercial pallet coverage | 58 m² |
Rite-pave 4 pieces/m2 BLACK FAQs
What is this product used for?
Creating reinforced permeable ground surfaces where the system is appropriate. Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for professional landscapers, growers and planting contractors where its specification matches the site. Does it replace routine establishment care?
No. Continue to monitor watering, weeds, plant stability and general plant condition. What is the full pallet coverage?
The stated commercial pallet coverage is 58 m².
£4.92
Unit price per£4.92
Unit price perThe Rivulis Sprinklers Rondo Mist Complete Inverted Stand 47 L/h , Black Nozzle is designed for overhead misting in compatible professional irrigation systems.
This product is intended for practical professional horticultural, nursery, greenhouse, landscaping or garden use according to its specific application.
Key benefits
Overhead irrigation
Position the sprinkler or mister to suit the intended wetting pattern, crop area and available pressure. Check distribution under normal operating conditions and adjust spacing or positioning where coverage is uneven.
Use & maintenance
Keep the product clean and inspect it periodically for wear, damage or contamination appropriate to its application. Store it in conditions that protect it from unnecessary weather, crushing or physical damage.
Choosing the right product
Check dimensions, capacity, connection type or intended application before ordering. Similar-looking horticultural products may not be interchangeable where technical compatibility matters.
Rivulis Sprinklers Rondo Mist Complete Inverted Stand 47 L/h , Black Nozzle product details
| Product type | Rondo Mist Complete Inverted Stand |
|---|---|
| Primary use | overhead misting in compatible professional irrigation systems |
| Source designation | Rivulis Sprinklers Rondo Mist Complete Inverted Stand 47 L/h , Black Nozzle |
| Application | Professional horticulture, nursery, greenhouse, landscaping or garden use |
Rivulis Sprinklers Rondo Mist Complete Inverted Stand 47 L/h , Black Nozzle FAQs
What is this product used for?
Overhead misting in compatible professional irrigation systems. Who is it suitable for?
Professional growers, nurseries, landscapers, garden centres or gardeners where the product matches the intended task. Are the dimensions and technical details retained?
Yes. The product title retains the relevant source dimensions or technical designation. How should it be maintained?
Keep it clean, inspect it for damage and follow maintenance appropriate to the product type. How should it be stored?
Store it clean and protected from unnecessary weather, contamination or physical damage. How do I check compatibility?
Check dimensions, connection type, capacity and intended application before ordering. Can it be used outside its intended application?
Use it only where its design and specification are suitable for the task. Should it be inspected before use?
Yes. Check condition and suitability before putting the product into service.
The Rondo Mist 4/7 - 47L/h is designed for misting or fine overhead irrigation in compatible horticultural systems.
This component forms part of professional greenhouse, nursery and protected-crop irrigation installations where sprinklers, misters, suspended stands and low-pressure drainage components are selected as a complete compatible system.
Key benefits
Overhead water distribution
Use the mister as part of a correctly designed overhead irrigation or misting layout. Spacing, mounting height, operating pressure and overlap between adjacent outlets all influence the distribution reaching the crop.
The stated nominal flow for this version is 47L/h. Do not select an outlet by flow alone; consider crop density, target application, irrigation duration and the performance of the complete zone.
Checking distribution uniformity
Commission the system under normal operating conditions and inspect the wetting pattern across representative positions. Catch-can or other output checks can help identify pressure differences, blocked nozzles or poor overlap.
Pressure, filtration & system design
Misting and sprinkler performance depends on appropriate pressure and clean water. Use filtration suitable for the water source and the smallest waterways in the system, and consider pressure loss through pipework, elevation and total zone flow.
Calculate total flow demand before expanding a zone; adding outlets without checking supply capacity can reduce performance across the installation.
Maintenance
Inspect nozzles, filters, LPD components, tube and connections for blockage, scale, wear or damage. Flush and clean the system as appropriate to water quality and crop-hygiene requirements.
Rondo Mist 4/7 - 47L/h product details
| Product type | Mister |
|---|---|
| Primary use | misting or fine overhead irrigation in compatible horticultural systems |
| Stated nominal flow | 47L/h |
| Connection / variant | 4/7 |
| Application | Professional horticultural irrigation |
Rondo Mist 4/7 - 47L/h FAQs
What is this product used for?
Misting or fine overhead irrigation in compatible horticultural systems. What flow rate is stated?
The stated nominal flow for this version is 47L/h. Is it suitable for professional greenhouse irrigation?
Yes, where it is compatible with the rest of the irrigation assembly and the system is designed for the required flow and pressure. How do I check component compatibility?
Match connection type, tube size and modular fitting system rather than relying on appearance alone. Why is filtration important?
Small sprinkler, fogger and LPD waterways can be affected by debris, so suitable filtration helps maintain reliable operation. Should the system be tested after installation?
Yes. Run the zone under normal operating conditions and inspect output, connections and distribution. Can I keep adding outlets to an existing zone?
Only if the water supply, pipework and pressure can support the additional total flow demand. What maintenance is required?
Inspect and clean outlets and filters as appropriate, flush lines where required and replace damaged or persistently blocked components. Can mounting position affect performance?
Yes. Height, orientation, spacing and crop canopy can all affect how overhead water reaches the crop.
The Rondo Mist 4/7 - 61L/h is designed for misting or fine overhead irrigation in compatible horticultural systems.
This component forms part of professional greenhouse, nursery and protected-crop irrigation installations where sprinklers, misters, suspended stands and low-pressure drainage components are selected as a complete compatible system.
Key benefits
Overhead water distribution
Use the mister as part of a correctly designed overhead irrigation or misting layout. Spacing, mounting height, operating pressure and overlap between adjacent outlets all influence the distribution reaching the crop.
The stated nominal flow for this version is 61L/h. Do not select an outlet by flow alone; consider crop density, target application, irrigation duration and the performance of the complete zone.
Checking distribution uniformity
Commission the system under normal operating conditions and inspect the wetting pattern across representative positions. Catch-can or other output checks can help identify pressure differences, blocked nozzles or poor overlap.
Pressure, filtration & system design
Misting and sprinkler performance depends on appropriate pressure and clean water. Use filtration suitable for the water source and the smallest waterways in the system, and consider pressure loss through pipework, elevation and total zone flow.
Calculate total flow demand before expanding a zone; adding outlets without checking supply capacity can reduce performance across the installation.
Maintenance
Inspect nozzles, filters, LPD components, tube and connections for blockage, scale, wear or damage. Flush and clean the system as appropriate to water quality and crop-hygiene requirements.
Rondo Mist 4/7 - 61L/h product details
| Product type | Mister |
|---|---|
| Primary use | misting or fine overhead irrigation in compatible horticultural systems |
| Stated nominal flow | 61L/h |
| Connection / variant | 4/7 |
| Application | Professional horticultural irrigation |
Rondo Mist 4/7 - 61L/h FAQs
What is this product used for?
Misting or fine overhead irrigation in compatible horticultural systems. What flow rate is stated?
The stated nominal flow for this version is 61L/h. Is it suitable for professional greenhouse irrigation?
Yes, where it is compatible with the rest of the irrigation assembly and the system is designed for the required flow and pressure. How do I check component compatibility?
Match connection type, tube size and modular fitting system rather than relying on appearance alone. Why is filtration important?
Small sprinkler, fogger and LPD waterways can be affected by debris, so suitable filtration helps maintain reliable operation. Should the system be tested after installation?
Yes. Run the zone under normal operating conditions and inspect output, connections and distribution. Can I keep adding outlets to an existing zone?
Only if the water supply, pipework and pressure can support the additional total flow demand. What maintenance is required?
Inspect and clean outlets and filters as appropriate, flush lines where required and replace damaged or persistently blocked components. Can mounting position affect performance?
Yes. Height, orientation, spacing and crop canopy can all affect how overhead water reaches the crop.
Root Ball Trolley is a root ball trolley for moving suitable large root balls and trees.
A specialist trolley for positioning and moving substantial root balls during nursery handling and planting operations.
Select handling equipment to suit the site, available routes and the size and stability of the items being moved.
Key benefits
Professional applications
A specialist trolley for positioning and moving substantial root balls during nursery handling and planting operations.
Use it for moving suitable large root balls and trees where the available space, surfaces and load requirements are appropriate.
Practical use and care
Assess the root ball size, mass and stability before moving. Secure the load appropriately and use suitable handling assistance for heavy trees. Travel only over surfaces suitable for the trolley and load.
Follow applicable manual-handling procedures and confirm the equipment is suitable for the weight being moved. Do not assume a load rating where one is not specified.
Product specifications
| Brand | Castlefield |
|---|---|
| Product type | Root ball trolley |
| Primary application | moving suitable large root balls and trees |
| Plate size | 500mm |
| Wheels | 400mm pneumatic |
| Finish | Electro galvanised |
| Adjustable jockey wheel | Listed in original product information |
Frequently asked questions
What is the stated worktop or plate size?
The stated size is 500mm. What is a root ball trolley used for?
Moving suitable root-balled trees and substantial root balls during nursery and landscaping work. Can it move any size of tree?
No. Confirm the actual load, dimensions and safe working capacity for the exact trolley before use. Why does wheel condition matter?
Wheel pressure and condition affect handling and stability, particularly when moving heavy root balls.
The RootMASS 12L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 150 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 12L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 12L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 12L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 150 pots |
RootMASS 12L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 12L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 150 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 12L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 150 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 12L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 12L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 12L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 150 pots |
RootMASS 12L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 12L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 150 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 16L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 120 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 16L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 16L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 16L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 120 pots |
RootMASS 16L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 16L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 120 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 16L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 125 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 16L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 16L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 16L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 125 pots |
RootMASS 16L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 16L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 125 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 18L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 125 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 18L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 18L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 18L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 125 pots |
RootMASS 18L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 18L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 125 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
£0.10
Unit price per£0.10
Unit price perThe RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot is a compact, breathable container designed for young plants, rooted cuttings and early-stage propagation. Its tall fabric construction provides useful root depth within a small footprint, while the porous sides encourage natural air pruning, free drainage and increased aeration around the developing root system.
At just 1 litre, this is a useful starting size for plants that have progressed beyond plugs or small propagation cells but are not yet ready for a larger container. The narrow format also allows multiple plants to be positioned efficiently together during early development.
Unlike a rigid plastic pot, the breathable RootMASS fabric allows air to reach the outer edge of the growing medium. This changes the way roots develop within the container and helps reduce the continuous root circling that can occur against solid pot walls.
Why choose the RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot?
Compact fabric pot for propagation & early growth
The 1L RootMASS is particularly useful for staged plant production. Once a seedling or cutting has established sufficiently in its initial propagation environment, moving into a 1 litre container gives the developing root system additional space without immediately surrounding it with a large volume of growing medium.
The tall profile provides good rooting depth while keeping the overall footprint compact. This makes the pot suitable for propagation areas, nursery production and any application where efficient use of space is important.
Encourages a fibrous root system through air pruning
Roots growing inside a conventional rigid pot eventually reach an impermeable wall. They can then continue growing along the inside edge of the container, producing long circling roots.
RootMASS fabric provides a breathable boundary instead. When an actively growing root reaches the aerated edge of the growing medium, continued extension at the root tip is naturally restricted. This encourages additional lateral roots to develop further back within the root system.
The result is a more highly branched root structure that makes use of the available growing medium rather than simply following the perimeter of the container.
Excellent drainage & root-zone aeration
Fabric containers provide a large porous surface through which excess moisture can move. Rather than depending only on drainage holes in the base, water can pass through the fabric around the container.
The same breathable construction increases air exchange around the root zone. This makes RootMASS pots particularly useful where a freely draining and well-aerated growing environment is required.
Because moisture can evaporate through the fabric, watering requirements may differ from an equivalent rigid pot. Check the growing medium regularly and adjust irrigation to suit the crop, substrate and environmental conditions.
Suitable for soil, compost & coco
The RootMASS 1L Fabric Pot can be used with a wide range of suitable growing media, including potting compost, soil-based mixes and coco-based substrates.
Fill the pot evenly without heavily compressing the substrate. Maintaining suitable pore space within the growing medium complements the drainage and aeration provided by the breathable fabric.
Ideal for staged potting-on
A 1 litre fabric pot provides a useful intermediate stage in a progressive potting system. Plants can establish within the compact root volume before being transferred to a larger RootMASS or other suitable finishing container as their requirements increase.
Potting-on should be based on the development of the individual plant and its root system rather than a fixed timetable. Avoid leaving rapidly growing plants in a container once substantially more root volume is required.
RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product | Propagation Fabric Pot |
| Capacity | 1 litre |
| Format | Tall propagation pot |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric construction provides free drainage |
| Colour | Black |
| Storage | Flexible and foldable when empty |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, compost, coco-based & other suitable container-growing media |
| Suitable for | Young plants, rooted cuttings, propagation & early-stage growing |
RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot FAQs
What is the RootMASS 1L Fabric Pot best used for?
Its compact capacity and tall format make it particularly useful for young plants, rooted cuttings and early-stage growing before plants progress into larger containers. Why is the 1L RootMASS pot tall and narrow?
The tall format provides useful rooting depth while keeping the footprint compact, allowing multiple young plants to be positioned efficiently together. What is air pruning?
Air pruning occurs when actively growing roots reach the breathable outer edge of the pot. Extension at the root tip is naturally restricted, encouraging additional lateral root development within the growing medium. Can I use the RootMASS 1L pot for rooted cuttings?
Yes. It provides a useful next-stage container for suitably established rooted cuttings that require more growing-medium volume than a small propagation cell or plug. Can I grow in coco with this fabric pot?
Yes. The RootMASS 1L can be used with suitable coco-based substrates as well as compost, soil-based mixes and other appropriate container-growing media. Does the fabric need drainage holes?
No. The porous fabric itself allows excess irrigation water to drain through the container. Position the pot where run-off can drain or be collected appropriately. When should I move a plant into a larger pot?
Pot on when the plant is sufficiently established and its root system requires additional growing-medium volume. The correct timing depends on the crop, growth rate and growing conditions rather than a fixed schedule. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes. Provided the fabric remains in good condition, the pot can be emptied, cleaned, allowed to dry thoroughly and reused. Do fabric pots dry faster than plastic pots?
They can. Moisture can move and evaporate through the breathable sides, so check the substrate regularly rather than following a watering schedule intended for rigid plastic containers. Are the 1L pots easy to store?
Yes. The flexible construction allows empty pots to fold down, making them compact to store and transport compared with rigid containers.
The RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for propagation and young-plant production.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 1500 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 1L format is suitable for propagation and young-plant production where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 1L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 1500 pots |
RootMASS 1L Propagation Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 1L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 1500 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
£0.30
Unit price per£0.30
Unit price perThe RootMASS 1L Propagation Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for propagation and young-plant production.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 640 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 1L format is suitable for propagation and young-plant production where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 1L Propagation Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 1L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 640 pots |
RootMASS 1L Propagation Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 1L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 640 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 20L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 100 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 20L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 20L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 20L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 100 pots |
RootMASS 20L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 20L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 100 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 20L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 100 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 20L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 20L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 20L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 100 pots |
RootMASS 20L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 20L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 100 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 22L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 100 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 22L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 22L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 22L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 100 pots |
RootMASS 22L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 22L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 100 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 22L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 100 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 22L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 22L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 22L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 100 pots |
RootMASS 22L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 22L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 100 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 25L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 90 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 25L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 25L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 25L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 90 pots |
RootMASS 25L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 25L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 90 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 25L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 100 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 25L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 25L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 25L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 100 pots |
RootMASS 25L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 25L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 100 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
£0.10
Unit price per£0.10
Unit price perThe RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot is a compact breathable container designed for young plants, rooted cuttings and early-stage growing. Its porous fabric construction encourages natural root pruning, excellent drainage and increased aeration around the root zone, providing a practical alternative to conventional rigid propagation pots.
The tall, narrow 2 litre format provides useful root depth while keeping the overall footprint compact. This makes it particularly useful where large numbers of young plants need to be established efficiently before progressing into larger containers.
RootMASS fabric pots encourage roots to branch throughout the growing medium rather than continuously circling against a solid container wall. The flexible construction is also lightweight and easy to store when not in use.
Why choose the RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot?
Designed for propagation & young plants
The RootMASS 2L is particularly useful as an early-stage container between initial propagation and a larger finishing pot. It provides substantially more root volume than a small plug or propagation cell while avoiding the unnecessary substrate volume of moving a young plant directly into a large container.
Its tall profile encourages roots to explore a useful depth of growing medium, while the breathable walls provide air contact around the perimeter of the root zone.
Once the plant has established a strong root system, it can be moved into an appropriately sized larger container according to the requirements of the crop.
How RootMASS air pruning works
Roots growing inside a conventional rigid plastic pot eventually reach an impermeable wall. Unable to grow through it, they can begin following the inside edge of the container and form circling roots.
RootMASS uses breathable fabric instead. When actively growing root tips reach the aerated outer edge of the growing medium, their continued extension is naturally restricted. The plant responds by developing additional lateral roots further back within the root system.
This process encourages a more highly branched root mass capable of exploring the available growing medium.
Free drainage & root-zone aeration
The porous fabric provides a much larger permeable surface than a conventional plastic container with drainage holes only in the base. Excess irrigation water can move through the fabric while air can reach the growing medium around the sides of the pot.
This combination makes RootMASS particularly useful where growers want a well-aerated, freely draining root environment.
Because moisture can evaporate through the sides, fabric pots can dry differently from rigid containers. Irrigation frequency should therefore be based on the actual moisture content of the growing medium, plant size and environmental conditions.
Suitable for soil, compost & coco
The RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot can be used with a wide variety of suitable growing media, including potting compost, soil-based mixes and coco-based substrates.
When filling the pot, distribute the substrate evenly and avoid excessive compaction. Maintaining suitable pore space within the growing medium complements the drainage and aeration provided by the fabric container.
Suitable for hand watering & irrigation systems
RootMASS fabric pots can be used in conventional hand-watered container growing as well as suitable irrigation systems. Their porous construction allows water to move through the fabric, making them compatible with applications where the growing medium is irrigated from above or allowed to take up moisture from below.
Irrigation frequency and duration should always be matched to the growing medium, crop and particular system being used.
RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product | Propagation Fabric Pot |
| Capacity | 2 litres |
| Format | Tall propagation pot |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric construction provides free drainage |
| Colour | Black |
| Storage | Flexible and foldable when empty |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, compost, coco-based & other suitable container-growing media |
| Suitable for | Young plants, rooted cuttings, propagation & early-stage growing |
RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot FAQs
What is the RootMASS 2L Fabric Pot designed for?
Its compact, tall format makes it particularly suitable for young plants, rooted cuttings and early-stage growing before plants are moved into larger containers. What capacity is this RootMASS pot?
This model has a nominal growing-medium capacity of 2 litres. Why use a fabric pot for propagation?
The breathable fabric provides drainage and root-zone aeration while encouraging natural root pruning. This helps young plants develop a branched root structure rather than roots simply following a rigid container wall. What is root air pruning?
Air pruning occurs when an actively growing root reaches the aerated edge of a fabric pot. Extension at the root tip is restricted, encouraging further lateral root development within the growing medium. Can I use coco in the RootMASS 2L pot?
Yes. RootMASS fabric pots can be used with suitable coco-based substrates as well as compost, soil-based mixes and other appropriate container-growing media. Does the fabric pot need drainage holes?
No. The porous fabric itself allows excess irrigation water to drain through the container. It should still be positioned where run-off can escape or be collected appropriately. Can the 2L RootMASS pot be used with an irrigation system?
Yes. Fabric pots can be used with suitable irrigation systems as well as conventional hand watering. Irrigation should be adjusted to the crop, substrate and environmental conditions. When should I move a plant from a 2L pot into a larger container?
Potting-on timing depends on the crop and growing method. Move the plant when its root system is sufficiently established and additional growing-medium volume is required for the next stage of development. Are RootMASS fabric pots reusable?
Yes. Provided the fabric remains in suitable condition, pots can be emptied, cleaned, dried thoroughly and reused. Are 2L fabric pots easy to store?
Yes. Their flexible construction allows empty pots to be folded down, so they require much less storage space than equivalent rigid containers.
The RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for propagation and young-plant production.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 1200 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 2L format is suitable for propagation and young-plant production where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 2L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 1200 pots |
RootMASS 2L Propagation Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 2L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 1200 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
£0.34
Unit price per£0.34
Unit price perThe RootMASS 2L Propagation Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for propagation and young-plant production.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 420 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 2L format is suitable for propagation and young-plant production where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 2L Propagation Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 2L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 420 pots |
RootMASS 2L Propagation Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 2L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 420 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
£0.35
Unit price per£0.35
Unit price perThe RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot is a compact breathable plant container designed to promote natural air pruning, excellent drainage and improved root-zone aeration. Made from porous fabric rather than rigid plastic, it encourages roots to branch throughout the growing medium instead of continuously circling around the inside of the pot.
The 3.8 litre capacity makes this one of the smaller pots in the RootMASS range and a useful choice for young plants, herbs and intermediate-stage growing before plants are moved into a larger final container.
RootMASS fabric pots are flexible, lightweight and reusable. Their breathable construction works with soil, compost, coco-based substrates and other suitable growing media, making them a versatile alternative to conventional plastic pots.
Why choose the RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot?
Natural root air pruning
When roots reach the solid wall of a conventional plastic pot, they can begin following the shape of the container. Over time this can produce long roots circling around the perimeter of the root ball.
A RootMASS fabric pot works differently. The breathable wall exposes the outside of the growing medium to air. When an actively growing root tip reaches this aerated boundary, extension at the tip is naturally restricted.
This encourages further lateral root development within the growing medium, helping create a more highly branched and fibrous root structure.
Compact 3.8L size for young plants
At 3.8 litres, this RootMASS pot provides a useful step between small propagation containers and larger finishing pots. It gives developing plants additional root space without immediately placing them into an unnecessarily large volume of growing medium.
It can be particularly useful for young plants, herbs, smaller ornamental plants and crops being grown through a staged potting-on system.
Excellent drainage & root-zone aeration
Rather than depending solely on drainage holes in the base, a fabric pot provides a large porous surface through which excess moisture can move. This promotes free drainage while also allowing air exchange around the growing medium.
Fabric pots can consequently dry differently from rigid plastic containers. Check the actual moisture content of the growing medium and adjust irrigation according to plant size, environmental conditions and the substrate being used.
Suitable for soil, compost & coco
The RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot can be used with a wide variety of suitable growing media, including conventional compost, soil-based mixes and coco-based substrates.
When filling, distribute the substrate evenly without excessive compaction. Maintaining good pore space within the growing medium complements the aeration and drainage characteristics of the fabric container.
Flexible, reusable & easy to store
Fabric pots have a major practical advantage when large numbers of empty containers need to be stored. Instead of occupying the same volume whether full or empty, they can be folded down for compact storage and transportation.
After use, remove old growing medium and root material, clean the pot appropriately and allow it to dry thoroughly before storing or reusing it.
RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product | Fabric Pot |
| Capacity | 3.8 litres |
| Shape | Round |
| Approximate dimensions | 15cm x 19cm |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric construction provides free drainage |
| Colour | Black |
| Storage | Flexible and foldable when empty |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, compost, coco-based & other suitable container-growing media |
| Suitable for | Young plants, herbs, smaller crops & intermediate-stage growing |
RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot FAQs
What capacity is this RootMASS fabric pot?
This model has a nominal capacity of 3.8 litres. What are the dimensions of the RootMASS 3.8L pot?
Published dimensions for the 3.8L round RootMASS fabric pot are approximately 15cm x 19cm. What is air pruning?
Air pruning occurs when actively growing root tips reach the breathable edge of the container. This naturally restricts extension at the tip and encourages further lateral root development within the growing medium. Why use a 3.8L fabric pot instead of a plastic pot?
The breathable fabric provides greater air exchange and drainage around the root zone while helping reduce the continuous root circling that can occur against a solid plastic pot wall. Is 3.8L suitable for young plants?
Yes. Its compact capacity makes it particularly useful for young plants and intermediate-stage growing before potting on into a larger container where required. Can I use coco in this RootMASS pot?
Yes. RootMASS fabric pots can be used with suitable coco-based substrates as well as soil, compost and other appropriate container-growing media. Do I need to add drainage holes?
No. The fabric itself is porous and allows excess irrigation water to drain through the container. The pot should still be positioned where run-off can drain or be collected appropriately. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes. They are reusable. Remove old substrate and roots after use, clean appropriately and allow the pot to dry thoroughly before storing or reusing it. Can the 3.8L fabric pot be used outdoors?
Yes. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor horticultural use. Irrigation requirements should be adjusted for temperature, wind, rainfall, plant size and growing medium. Are fabric pots easy to store?
Yes. Their flexible construction means they can be folded down when empty, requiring considerably less storage space than equivalent rigid pots.
The RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 400 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 3.8L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 3.8L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 400 pots |
RootMASS 3.8L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 3.8L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 400 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 3.8L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 300 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 3.8L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 3.8L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 3.8L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 300 pots |
RootMASS 3.8L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 3.8L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 300 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 30L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 90 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 30L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 30L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 30L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 90 pots |
RootMASS 30L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 30L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 90 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 30L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 100 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 30L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 30L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 30L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 100 pots |
RootMASS 30L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 30L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 100 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 35L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 80 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 35L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 35L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 35L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 80 pots |
RootMASS 35L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 35L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 80 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 39L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 90 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 39L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 39L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 39L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 90 pots |
RootMASS 39L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 39L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 90 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 39L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 80 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 39L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 39L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 39L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 80 pots |
RootMASS 39L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 39L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 80 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 56L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 60 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 56L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 56L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 56L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 60 pots |
RootMASS 56L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 56L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 60 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 56L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 60 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 56L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 56L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 56L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 60 pots |
RootMASS 56L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 56L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 60 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot Grey is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 240 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 8L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot Grey product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fabric pot |
| Capacity | 8L |
| Colour | Grey |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 240 pots |
RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot Grey FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 8L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 240 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
The RootMASS 8L Thick Fabric Pot Black is a reusable fabric growing container designed for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops.
Fabric pots provide a breathable alternative to rigid plastic containers. Their porous sides allow air movement through the container wall and can help reduce root circling at the outer edge of the growing medium when used in an appropriate growing system.
Sold individually. Commercial box quantity: 200 pots.
Why choose a RootMASS fabric pot?
Breathable fabric for root development
As roots reach the more aerated outer area of a fabric pot, their growth pattern can differ from roots meeting an impermeable container wall. This can encourage a more branched root system rather than allowing long roots simply to circle the inside of a rigid pot.
Results depend on crop, substrate, irrigation and environment, so fabric pots should be treated as part of the overall growing system rather than as a substitute for good root-zone management.
Growing in fabric pots
Use a growing medium appropriate to the crop, with sufficient structure, drainage and moisture retention. Fill evenly without excessive compaction and position the pot on a surface that allows drainage.
Fabric containers can lose moisture through their sides as well as the growing-medium surface. Check moisture regularly, particularly in warm, bright or windy conditions, and adjust irrigation to actual crop demand.
Professional & garden applications
The 8L format is suitable for container growing of suitable ornamental, edible and nursery crops where that volume provides appropriate root space. Select container size according to plant vigour, root development and intended production period.
Reuse & crop hygiene
Fabric pots can be reused where they remain in suitable condition. Remove old growing medium, clean appropriately and consider crop-hygiene requirements before moving a container between production cycles.
RootMASS 8L Thick Fabric Pot Black product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Thick fabric pot |
| Capacity | 8L |
| Colour | Black |
| Selling quantity | 1 pot |
| Commercial box quantity | 200 pots |
RootMASS 8L Thick Fabric Pot Black FAQs
Is this fabric pot sold individually?
Yes. This product is sold as one fabric pot. What capacity is this fabric pot?
The nominal capacity is 8L. Why use a fabric pot instead of a rigid plastic pot?
The breathable fabric wall allows additional air exchange at the edge of the growing medium and can help reduce the tendency for roots to circle around an impermeable container wall. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
They can dry differently from rigid pots because moisture can also be lost through the fabric sides. Check the growing medium regularly and irrigate according to crop demand. What growing medium should I use?
Choose a substrate appropriate to the crop with a suitable balance of drainage, aeration, moisture retention and nutrition. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes, where the pot remains in suitable condition and crop-hygiene requirements are met. Remove old substrate and clean appropriately before reuse. How many pots are in a commercial box?
A commercial box contains 200 pots. Individual pots are sold separately.
£2.50
Unit price per£2.50
Unit price perThe RootMASS 245L Fabric Bed is an extra-large round breathable planter designed to provide a generous shared root zone for large plants, multiple plants and intensive container growing. With approximately 245 litres of growing-medium capacity, its breathable fabric construction encourages air pruning, improved root-zone aeration and free drainage compared with a conventional rigid-sided container.
Also sold as the RootMASS 60 Gallon Fabric Pot, this is the largest capacity in the RootMASS round fabric pot range. Its substantial growing volume makes it particularly useful where growers want the advantages of a fabric container without restricting plants to individual smaller pots.
The flexible fabric construction allows air to reach the outside of the root zone. When actively growing roots reach this aerated boundary, their tips naturally stop extending and the plant is encouraged to produce additional lateral feeder roots further back within the growing medium. This process is commonly known as air pruning.
Why choose the RootMASS 245L Fabric Bed?
How does a RootMASS fabric bed air prune roots?
In a conventional plastic pot, roots eventually reach an impermeable wall. Unable to grow through it, they can begin following the shape of the container and circling around its perimeter.
A breathable fabric pot behaves differently. The porous wall allows the outer root zone to be exposed to air. When a growing root tip reaches this drier, oxygen-rich boundary, extension at the tip is naturally restricted.
The plant responds by developing additional lateral roots further back along the root system. Repeated throughout the container, this can help produce a dense network of finer feeder roots rather than a smaller number of long circling roots.
A large shared root zone
At 245 litres, this RootMASS container is considerably larger than a typical individual plant pot. That opens up several different growing approaches.
It can be used as one very large container for a substantial plant, or as a fabric growing bed containing several compatible plants. The product image demonstrates this bed-style approach, with multiple plants sharing the same body of growing medium.
A larger volume of growing medium also has greater overall buffering capacity than a very small container. However, irrigation should still be matched to the crop, growing medium, plant size and environmental conditions rather than simply watering heavily because the container is large.
Excellent capacity for living soil & organic growing
Large fabric beds are particularly popular for living-soil and organic growing systems where maintaining a substantial volume of growing medium can be advantageous.
The 245L capacity provides room for a large body of soil or compost while the breathable fabric helps introduce air around the perimeter of the root zone. The same large-volume format can also be used with conventional compost or suitable coco-based growing media.
Always choose a growing medium appropriate to the crop and feeding or irrigation method being used.
Breathable drainage throughout the container
Traditional pots normally depend on a limited number of holes in the base to release excess irrigation water. A fabric container provides a much larger permeable surface through which moisture can move.
This encourages free drainage and root-zone aeration, but it also means fabric containers can dry differently from rigid pots. Irrigation frequency should therefore be determined by the moisture level of the growing medium rather than copied directly from an equivalent plastic container.
Position the bed on a suitable surface that allows drainage water to escape. Where run-off needs to be contained, use an appropriately sized tray or other drainage-management system beneath the bed.
Setting up a 245L fabric bed
Position the RootMASS bed before filling it. Once approximately 245 litres of moist growing medium has been added, the complete bed can become extremely heavy and should be regarded as effectively stationary.
Place it on a firm, level surface and open the fabric fully before filling. Add the growing medium gradually and distribute it evenly around the bed so the sides take their intended shape.
Avoid excessively compacting the growing medium. Maintaining suitable pore space within the substrate supports the aeration and drainage benefits for which fabric containers are designed.
RootMASS 245L Fabric Bed product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product | Round Fabric Bed / Fabric Pot |
| Capacity | 245 litres |
| Alternative size designation | 60 Gallon |
| Shape | Round |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric construction allows excess water to drain through the container |
| Storage when empty | Flexible and collapsible |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, compost, living soil, coco-based & other suitable container-growing media |
| Suitable for | Large plants, multi-plant growing & large-volume container cultivation |
| Colour | Black |
RootMASS 245L Fabric Bed FAQs
How big is the RootMASS Fabric Bed?
This model has a capacity of approximately 245 litres and is also sold as the RootMASS 60 Gallon Fabric Pot. Can I grow more than one plant in the 245L bed?
Yes. Its large shared growing volume makes it suitable for multiple compatible plants as well as a single large plant. Plant numbers and spacing should be selected according to the species, mature plant size and cultivation method. What is root air pruning?
Air pruning occurs when growing root tips reach the breathable edge of a fabric container and stop extending. This encourages additional lateral feeder-root development further back within the root system. Is the RootMASS 245L suitable for living soil?
Yes. Its large growing-medium volume and breathable construction make it particularly well suited to large-volume living-soil growing, although it can also be used with conventional compost and other suitable substrates. Does a fabric bed need drainage holes?
The fabric itself is porous, allowing excess water to drain through the material. The bed should still be placed somewhere that allows this drainage water to escape or be collected appropriately. Will a fabric pot dry faster than a plastic pot?
It can. Greater air movement through the sides of the container can increase moisture loss, so irrigation should be based on the actual moisture level of the growing medium and the requirements of the crop. Can I move the 245L bed after filling it?
Moving it empty is straightforward because the fabric construction is flexible. Once filled with 245 litres of growing medium and watered, however, it can become extremely heavy. Position it correctly before filling. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Yes. After use, remove the old growing medium and root material, clean the fabric appropriately and allow it to dry thoroughly before storage or reuse. Can I use coco in the RootMASS 245L Fabric Bed?
Yes. The bed can be used with suitable coco-based growing media as well as soil and compost. Irrigation and nutrition should be managed according to the particular growing medium and crop. Why choose a 245L fabric bed instead of several small pots?
A large bed creates one continuous shared root zone and provides a substantial volume of growing medium. Separate pots provide individual control over each plant, so the better approach depends on the crop and growing method.
£0.40
Unit price per£0.40
Unit price perThe RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot is a breathable plant container designed to promote natural air pruning, improved root-zone aeration and free drainage. A practical alternative to a conventional rigid plastic pot, its porous fabric construction encourages plants to develop a dense, fibrous root system throughout the growing medium.
With an 8 litre capacity, this RootMASS pot is a useful intermediate size for establishing plants that need more root space without immediately moving into a large final container. The flexible construction is lightweight and easy to store, while integrated handles provide convenient lifting points when positioning the pot.
RootMASS fabric pots can be used with a wide variety of suitable growing media, including compost, soil and coco-based substrates, making them a versatile option for both indoor and outdoor horticulture.
Why choose the RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot?
How RootMASS fabric pots air prune roots
In a conventional rigid plant pot, actively growing roots eventually reach the solid wall of the container. Because they cannot grow through it, they can begin travelling around the inside edge of the pot, creating the familiar root-circling effect.
RootMASS uses a breathable fabric wall instead. As root tips reach the aerated outer edge of the growing medium, their continued extension is naturally restricted. This encourages additional lateral roots to develop further back within the root system.
The result is a more extensively branched, fibrous root structure capable of exploring the growing medium rather than simply following the perimeter of the container.
Excellent drainage & aeration
One of the major differences between a fabric pot and a conventional plastic container is the amount of permeable surface area. Rather than draining only through a small number of holes in the base, moisture can pass through the porous fabric.
This provides excellent drainage while allowing greater movement of air around the root zone. Good drainage is still dependent on using an appropriate growing medium and irrigation regime, so the pot should not be treated as a substitute for correct watering practice.
Fabric containers may dry more quickly than equivalent rigid pots in warm or dry conditions. Check the moisture level of the substrate and adjust irrigation to suit the crop and environment.
A versatile 8 litre growing container
The 8L capacity makes this RootMASS fabric pot suitable for a broad range of plants and growing situations. It provides considerably more root volume than small propagation containers while remaining compact enough for efficient use of growing space.
Suitable applications include:
Suitable for soil, compost & coco
RootMASS fabric pots are compatible with a wide variety of container-growing substrates. They can be filled with conventional potting compost, soil-based mixes, coco-based substrates or other appropriate growing media.
When filling the pot, distribute the growing medium evenly and avoid excessive compaction. Maintaining suitable pore space within the substrate supports both drainage and oxygen availability around the root system.
Flexible, lightweight & easy to store
Unlike rigid plastic pots, fabric containers can be folded down when empty. This significantly reduces the amount of storage space required when pots are not in use and makes them convenient to transport in quantity.
The integrated handles provide convenient lifting points for positioning the pot. Once filled with wet growing medium and an established plant, however, the complete container can become considerably heavier, so it should always be moved carefully.
RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product | Fabric Pot |
| Capacity | 8 litres |
| Shape | Round |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Handles | Integrated carrying handles |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric construction provides free drainage |
| Colour | Black |
| Storage | Flexible and foldable when empty |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, compost, coco-based & other suitable container-growing media |
| Suitable for | Indoor & outdoor horticultural growing |
RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot FAQs
What size is this RootMASS fabric pot?
This model has a nominal growing-medium capacity of 8 litres. What is the advantage of a fabric plant pot?
The breathable construction provides excellent drainage and root-zone aeration while encouraging natural air pruning, helping reduce the root circling commonly seen in rigid containers. What is air pruning?
Air pruning occurs when actively growing root tips reach the breathable perimeter of the pot. Continued extension at the tip is restricted, encouraging additional lateral root development within the growing medium. Does the RootMASS 8L pot have handles?
Yes. This black 8L RootMASS pot has integrated handles to provide convenient lifting points when positioning the container. Can I use coco in a RootMASS fabric pot?
Yes. RootMASS fabric pots can be used with suitable coco-based growing media as well as conventional compost, soil mixes and other appropriate substrates. Do I need to make drainage holes in the fabric?
No. The fabric itself is porous and allows excess moisture to pass through the container. Position the pot where drainage water can escape or be collected appropriately. Do fabric pots need different watering?
Potentially. The breathable sides can increase evaporation compared with a rigid plastic pot, particularly in warm conditions. Check substrate moisture regularly and irrigate according to the plant, growing medium and environment. Can the RootMASS 8L pot be reused?
Yes. The fabric pot is reusable. After the crop is removed, clear away old roots and growing medium, clean the pot appropriately and allow it to dry thoroughly before storage or reuse. Can fabric pots be stored flat?
Yes. Their flexible construction means empty RootMASS pots can be folded down, making them much more compact to store than equivalent rigid containers. Can I use the RootMASS 8L Fabric Pot outdoors?
Yes. RootMASS fabric pots are suitable for indoor and outdoor horticultural use. Outdoor watering requirements will vary with rainfall, temperature, wind, plant size and the growing medium used.
£0.50
Unit price per£0.50
Unit price perThe RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 11L is a breathable fabric growing container designed to promote a healthy, fibrous root system through natural air pruning. The square footprint makes efficient use of growing space, while integrated handles provide convenient handholds for positioning and moving the pot.
Unlike conventional solid-sided plastic pots, RootMASS fabric pots allow air to reach the outer area of the growing medium. When actively growing roots reach the breathable fabric wall, exposure to air naturally restricts the root tip. The plant responds by developing additional lateral and feeder roots rather than allowing roots to continually circle around the inside of the container.
This air-pruning effect, combined with excellent drainage and root-zone aeration, makes the RootMASS 11L a practical alternative to rigid plant pots for a wide range of container-growing applications.
Why choose the RootMASS 11L Fabric Pot?
How RootMASS air pruning works
Roots growing inside a conventional smooth-sided plastic pot eventually reach the container wall. Because the wall is solid, the roots can begin following the shape of the pot, producing the familiar circling pattern often seen when a plant is removed from a traditional container.
A RootMASS fabric pot creates a different environment at the edge of the root zone. The porous fabric allows air to reach the growing medium, and when an actively growing root tip reaches this area its forward growth is naturally restricted.
The plant responds by producing additional branches further back along the root. Repeated throughout the container, this process encourages the development of a dense network of finer feeder roots throughout the available growing medium.
Space-efficient square fabric pot
The square design is particularly useful when several plants are being grown alongside one another. Square containers can be positioned closely together without the larger gaps naturally created between round pots.
This makes the RootMASS 11L useful on growing benches, irrigation trays and other areas where efficient use of available space is important.
The flexible fabric construction also offers a significant storage advantage. Once empty, the pots can be flattened and stored in a fraction of the space required for equivalent rigid containers.
Excellent drainage & root-zone aeration
RootMASS fabric pots are breathable throughout their walls rather than relying solely on openings in the base of a conventional pot. This allows air exchange around the growing medium while providing free drainage for excess irrigation.
The combination of drainage and aeration helps create a well-oxygenated root environment when the pot is used with a suitable growing medium and irrigation programme.
Because the sides of the pot are breathable, the growing medium can dry differently from the same medium in a solid plastic container. Moisture levels should therefore be monitored and irrigation adjusted to suit the plant and conditions.
Suitable for a wide range of growing media
RootMASS fabric pots can be used with suitable soil and compost mixes, coco-based substrates and other compatible container-growing media.
The 11 litre size provides useful root volume while retaining a relatively compact footprint. This makes it a versatile option for ornamental, flowering, fruiting and productive plants where an 11 litre final or intermediate container is appropriate.
Always select the growing medium, irrigation method and feeding programme according to the requirements of the particular plant being grown.
Watering plants in an 11L fabric pot
Fabric pots can dry more quickly than equivalent solid-sided containers because moisture can leave through the breathable walls as well as from the surface of the growing medium.
Rather than following a fixed watering timetable, check moisture levels regularly and irrigate according to the needs of the plant. Temperature, airflow, plant size, growing medium and stage of growth can all affect how frequently watering is required.
A suitable saucer or irrigation tray can be positioned underneath the RootMASS pot where runoff needs to be collected or contained.
Integrated handles for easier positioning
Integrated handles provide convenient handholds when positioning the RootMASS pot. This is particularly useful when arranging multiple containers or relocating an established plant.
Remember that the final weight of a planted 11 litre container will depend on the growing medium, its moisture content and the plant itself. Take appropriate care when moving a filled pot and support the container where necessary.
RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 11L product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Square fabric plant pot |
| Capacity | 11 litres |
| Shape | Square |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Handles | Integrated carry handles |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric allows excess water to drain through the container |
| Suitable growing media | Suitable composts, soil mixes, coco-based media & other compatible container-growing substrates |
| Storage | Flexible construction can be flattened when empty |
RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 11L FAQs
What is a RootMASS fabric pot?
A RootMASS fabric pot is a breathable alternative to a conventional rigid plant pot. Its porous walls provide drainage and aeration while encouraging natural air pruning at the edge of the root zone. What does air pruning do?
When an actively growing root reaches the breathable edge of the container, exposure to air restricts growth at the root tip. The root responds by branching further back, encouraging a more fibrous root structure. Do fabric pots help reduce circling roots?
Yes. The breathable fabric encourages air pruning rather than providing the solid wall that can cause roots to continue growing around the perimeter of a conventional pot. Why choose a square RootMASS pot?
Square containers can be positioned closely together, helping make efficient use of available bench, floor or irrigation tray space. Does an 11L fabric pot need drainage holes?
The porous fabric itself allows excess irrigation to drain through the container, so it does not depend on conventional drainage holes in the same way as a solid plastic pot. Can I use coco in the RootMASS 11L?
Yes. RootMASS fabric pots can be used with suitable coco-based growing media as well as appropriate compost and soil-based container mixes. Can I put the pot on a saucer or irrigation tray?
Yes. A suitable saucer or tray can be positioned beneath the pot where irrigation runoff needs to be collected or managed. Will an 11L fabric pot need watering more often than a plastic pot?
It can. Breathable fabric allows moisture to leave through the container walls, so check the growing medium regularly and adjust irrigation according to the plant, substrate and environmental conditions. Can RootMASS fabric pots be reused?
Fabric pots can be emptied, cleaned and thoroughly dried between uses where their condition remains suitable for reuse. Can RootMASS pots be stored flat?
Yes. Their flexible construction allows empty pots to be flattened, making them much more compact to store than equivalent rigid containers.
£0.50
Unit price per£0.50
Unit price perThe RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 17L is a breathable fabric growing container measuring W27cm x D27cm x H25cm, designed to encourage a healthy, fibrous root system through natural air pruning. Its square footprint makes efficient use of growing space, while integrated handles make the pot easier to position and move when required.
Unlike conventional solid-sided plastic pots, the breathable fabric construction allows air to reach the outer area of the growing medium. When actively growing roots reach the edge of the container, exposure to air naturally restricts the root tip. The plant responds by producing additional lateral and feeder roots rather than allowing the roots to continually circle around the inside of the pot.
This air-pruning effect encourages a more branched root structure throughout the growing medium. Combined with excellent drainage and increased root-zone aeration, the RootMASS 17L offers a practical alternative to conventional rigid plant pots for a wide range of container-growing applications.
Why choose the RootMASS 17L Fabric Pot?
How does a RootMASS fabric pot air prune roots?
Roots growing inside a conventional smooth-sided plastic pot eventually reach the container wall. Because the solid wall prevents further outward growth, roots can begin following the shape of the container, potentially creating a mass of circling roots around the outside of the growing medium.
RootMASS fabric pots work differently. Their breathable walls allow air to reach the outer edge of the root zone. When an actively growing root tip reaches this air-rich area, growth at the tip is naturally restricted.
The plant responds by developing additional branches further back along the root. As the process continues throughout the container, it encourages a network of finer roots rather than a small number of long roots circling the pot wall.
Square design for efficient growing spaces
Measuring 27cm wide x 27cm deep, the RootMASS 17L has a compact square footprint. This makes it particularly useful when several plants are being grown alongside one another.
Square pots can be arranged closely together without the larger gaps naturally created between round containers. This can help make better use of available floor, bench or growing tray space.
At 25cm high, the 17 litre format provides useful growing-medium depth while retaining a manageable overall size.
Improved drainage & root-zone aeration
The porous construction of a fabric pot allows both air and moisture to move through the container walls. This provides a different root-zone environment from a conventional solid plastic pot.
Excess irrigation can drain through the fabric, while increased air exchange around the sides of the growing medium helps maintain an aerated root environment.
Because fabric pots breathe and drain freely, watering requirements can differ from those of rigid containers. Moisture levels should therefore be checked regularly and irrigation adjusted according to the plant, growing medium and environmental conditions.
Suitable for a wide range of growing media
The RootMASS Square Fabric Pot can be used with suitable container composts, soil mixes, coco-based substrates and other compatible growing media.
The 17 litre size provides a useful balance between root volume and overall footprint, making it suitable for many ornamental, flowering, fruiting and productive container-grown plants.
Always select the growing medium, irrigation and feeding programme according to the requirements of the particular plant being grown.
Watering a 17L fabric pot
Fabric pots can dry differently from rigid plastic containers because moisture can leave through the breathable sides as well as the surface of the growing medium.
Rather than watering to a fixed timetable, check the moisture level within the growing medium and irrigate according to the plant's requirements. Temperature, airflow, plant size, growing medium and stage of growth can all affect how quickly the container dries.
A suitable tray or saucer can be positioned beneath the RootMASS pot where irrigation runoff needs to be collected or contained.
Integrated handles for easier positioning
The RootMASS 17L incorporates handles into the fabric pot design, providing convenient handholds when positioning the container.
As with any planted container, the overall weight will depend heavily on the growing medium, moisture content and plant. Take appropriate care when moving a filled pot and support the container as necessary.
RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 17L product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product type | Square fabric plant pot |
| Capacity | 17 litres |
| Dimensions | W27cm x D27cm x H25cm |
| Width | 27cm |
| Depth | 27cm |
| Height | 25cm |
| Shape | Square |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Handles | Integrated carry handles |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric allows excess water to drain through the container |
| Suitable growing media | Suitable composts, soil mixes, coco-based media & other compatible container-growing substrates |
| Storage | Flexible construction can be flattened when empty |
RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 17L FAQs
What size is the RootMASS 17L Square Fabric Pot?
The pot measures 27cm wide x 27cm deep x 25cm high and has a stated capacity of 17 litres. What does air pruning do to plant roots?
When an actively growing root reaches the breathable edge of the fabric pot, exposure to air restricts growth at the root tip. This encourages additional branching further back along the root and helps produce a more fibrous root structure. Can RootMASS fabric pots help reduce circling roots?
Yes. The breathable fabric encourages air pruning rather than providing the solid wall that can cause roots to continue growing around the perimeter of a conventional pot. Why choose a square fabric pot instead of a round one?
The square 27 x 27cm footprint allows multiple containers to be positioned closely together, helping make efficient use of available growing space. Does the RootMASS pot need drainage holes?
The breathable fabric itself is porous, allowing excess irrigation to drain through the container rather than relying solely on conventional holes in the base. Can I place a RootMASS pot in a saucer or tray?
Yes. A suitable tray or saucer can be used beneath the pot where irrigation runoff needs to be collected. Can I use coco in the RootMASS 17L?
Yes. RootMASS fabric pots can be used with suitable coco-based growing media as well as appropriate compost and soil-based container mixes. Do fabric pots need more frequent watering?
The breathable walls can cause the growing medium to dry differently from a rigid plastic pot. Check moisture regularly and adjust irrigation according to the plant, substrate and growing conditions rather than following a fixed schedule. Can the RootMASS pot be folded for storage?
Yes. When empty, the flexible fabric construction can be flattened, making the pots compact and convenient to store. What can I grow in a 17L fabric pot?
A 17 litre container is suitable for a wide range of ornamental, flowering, fruiting and productive plants. The appropriate final pot size will depend on the particular plant and the root volume it requires.
£0.50
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Unit price perThe RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 37L is a large breathable plant container designed to encourage a healthy, fibrous root system through natural air pruning. Its square shape makes efficient use of growing space, while the porous fabric construction improves root-zone aeration and allows excess irrigation water to drain freely through the pot.
With a generous 37 litre capacity, this RootMASS fabric pot provides substantially more root volume than smaller propagation and finishing pots, making it well suited to larger plants and longer growing cycles.
Integrated carrying handles make the empty pot easier to position and handle, while the flexible fabric construction means it can be folded relatively flat when not in use.
Why choose the RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 37L?
Air pruning for a more fibrous root system
Roots behave differently in a breathable fabric container than they do inside a conventional rigid plastic pot. When a root reaches the solid wall of a plastic container, it can continue growing along the inside edge, eventually creating long circling roots.
The RootMASS fabric wall allows air to reach the perimeter of the growing medium. As actively growing root tips reach this aerated boundary, their extension is naturally restricted. The plant responds by producing additional lateral roots further back within the root zone.
This natural air-pruning process encourages the development of a dense network of finer feeder roots throughout the available growing medium.
Space-efficient square fabric pot
The square design offers a practical advantage when multiple containers are being positioned together. Unlike round pots, square containers can be arranged side by side with less unused space between them.
This makes the 37L RootMASS particularly useful where growing-area efficiency matters, while still providing each plant with its own substantial volume of growing medium.
Breathable sides & free drainage
A conventional plastic pot normally drains through a limited number of openings in its base. RootMASS fabric pots use a porous construction that allows moisture to move through the fabric itself.
This helps excess water drain from the root zone while increasing air exchange around the outside of the growing medium.
Because moisture can also evaporate through the fabric, watering requirements may differ from an equivalent rigid pot. Irrigation should therefore be based on the moisture level of the growing medium and the needs of the plant rather than a fixed schedule.
Suitable for soil, compost & coco-based growing media
The RootMASS 37L can be used with a wide variety of suitable container-growing media, including soil and compost mixes, coco-based substrates and other free-draining blends.
The ideal medium will depend on the crop and irrigation method. Whatever substrate is selected, avoid excessive compaction when filling the pot, as maintaining good pore space within the growing medium supports effective drainage and root-zone aeration.
Integrated carrying handles
Strong integrated handles provide convenient lifting points when positioning the RootMASS pot. They are particularly useful when setting up containers or moving them before the growing medium becomes fully saturated.
Bear in mind that 37 litres of moist growing medium plus a mature plant can become very heavy. Where possible, position larger fabric pots before filling and avoid unnecessary movement once established.
Getting the best from a 37L fabric pot
Open the pot fully and position it on a firm, level surface before filling. Add the growing medium evenly, allowing the square sides and base to take their intended shape without heavily compressing the substrate.
Fabric pots should be positioned where excess irrigation water can drain safely. A suitable collection tray can be used where run-off needs to be contained.
As plants establish, check moisture throughout the root zone rather than judging watering requirements solely from the appearance of the surface.
RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 37L product details
| Brand | RootMASS |
|---|---|
| Product | Square Fabric Pot |
| Capacity | 37 litres |
| Shape | Square |
| Construction | Breathable fabric |
| Handles | Integrated carrying handles |
| Root management | Designed to encourage natural air pruning |
| Drainage | Porous fabric construction allows excess water to drain through the container |
| Colour | Black |
| Storage | Flexible and foldable when empty |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, compost, coco-based & other suitable container-growing media |
| Suitable for | Large plants & longer-term container growing |
RootMASS Square Fabric Pot 37L FAQs
What capacity is this RootMASS fabric pot?
This model has a nominal growing-medium capacity of 37 litres. Why choose a square fabric pot instead of a round one?
Square pots can be positioned closely together with less unused space between containers, making efficient use of the available growing area. What does air pruning mean?
Air pruning occurs when actively growing root tips reach the breathable outer edge of the pot. Their extension is naturally restricted, encouraging the plant to develop additional lateral feeder roots within the growing medium. Does the 37L RootMASS pot have handles?
Yes. The pot has integrated handles that provide convenient lifting points for positioning and handling. Does a RootMASS fabric pot need drainage holes?
The fabric itself is porous, allowing excess irrigation water to drain through the container rather than relying solely on conventional holes in the base. Can I use coco in this fabric pot?
Yes. The 37L RootMASS can be used with suitable coco-based substrates as well as soil, compost and other appropriate container-growing media. Do fabric pots need watering more often?
They can dry differently from rigid plastic pots because moisture and air can move through the fabric. Watering frequency should therefore be determined by the crop, environment and actual moisture level of the growing medium. Can the RootMASS 37L be reused?
Yes. Provided the fabric remains in good condition, the pot can be emptied, cleaned, allowed to dry thoroughly and reused. Can I move a 37L fabric pot using the handles?
The handles provide useful lifting points, but a 37L pot containing wet growing medium and an established plant can become very heavy. It is best to position large containers before filling whenever possible. How should I store the pot when it is not being used?
Remove the growing medium and root debris, clean and thoroughly dry the pot, then fold it for compact storage in a dry location.
£2.54
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Unit price perThe Rosso Terracotta Planter 40cm x 19.4cm x 16cm is a decorative planter for attractive container planting in gardens, patios, entrances and retail displays.
Its shape and decorative finish make it suitable for seasonal flowers, foliage plants and other appropriate container-grown displays. It has stated dimensions of 40cm x 19.4cm x 16cm.
Sold individually. A full pallet contains 600 planters for commercial volume orders.
Key benefits
Ideal for container planting
This planter can be used for seasonal flowers, foliage plants and other appropriate container-grown displays. Choose plants whose mature size and root requirements suit the available container volume.
For mixed displays, combine plants with similar requirements for light, watering and feeding so that the planting remains easier to manage throughout the season.
Planting & care
Use a suitable container growing medium and avoid excessive compaction when filling. Check that water can drain appropriately for the plants being grown, and position the planter on a stable surface before filling.
Water according to the crop, weather and moisture level of the growing medium. Container-grown plants may also require supplementary feeding as nutrients in the substrate are used over time.
For garden centres, landscapers & larger planting schemes
The planter is sold individually, making it practical for both one-off displays and larger projects. For volume planning, a full pallet contains 600 planters.
Rosso Terracotta Planter 40cm x 19.4cm x 16cm product details
| Brand | Growers Own |
|---|---|
| Product type | Decorative planter |
| Selling quantity | 1 planter |
| Stated dimensions | 40cm x 19.4cm x 16cm |
| Pallet quantity | 600 planters |
Rosso Terracotta Planter 40cm x 19.4cm x 16cm FAQs
Is this planter sold individually?
Yes. The price and ordering quantity are for one planter. What size is the planter?
The stated dimensions are 40cm x 19.4cm x 16cm. What can I plant in it?
It is suitable for seasonal flowers, foliage plants and other appropriate container-grown displays, provided the chosen plants are appropriate for the available root volume. What compost should I use?
Use a container growing medium suited to the plants being grown. The required drainage, moisture retention and nutrient level will vary by plant type. Can I create a mixed planting display?
Yes. Choose plants with compatible light, watering and feeding requirements and allow enough space for their mature growth. How often should I water it?
Water according to plant demand and the moisture level of the growing medium rather than following a fixed timetable. Containers can dry more quickly in warm, bright or windy conditions. How many planters are on a full pallet?
A full pallet contains 600 planters. Individual planters can still be ordered separately.
£73.42
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Unit price perRoundup ProVantage 480 5L Glyphosate Herbicide is a herbicide containing glyphosate for authorised crop-protection use.
Use plant protection products only in accordance with the current product label, authorisation and applicable UK requirements.
Authorised use comes first
The current label controls authorised crops or areas, targets, dose, timing, maximum applications, buffer zones, PPE and harvest or grazing restrictions. Do not transfer rates or claims from another product simply because it contains the same active substance.
Application & stewardship
Use correctly calibrated equipment, prevent spray drift and follow all environmental restrictions. Where resistance management applies, integrate treatment with cultural, biological and other appropriate controls.
PPE, storage & disposal
Follow the current label and Safety Data Sheet for PPE, handling, first aid, storage and disposal.
Product details
| Type | Herbicide |
|---|---|
| Pack size | 5L |
| Active substance | glyphosate |
| Concentration | 480g/L |
| MAPP | 15534 |
| User category | Professional |
Roundup ProVantage 480 5L Glyphosate Herbicide FAQs
What is the active substance?
glyphosate What is the pack size?
5L Who can use it?
Professional; check the current label and legal requirements. Can it be used on any crop or target?
No. Use only as authorised on the current label or valid extension. Where is the application rate?
Use the current label for the exact crop, area and target. What PPE is required?
Follow the current label and Safety Data Sheet. Can it be tank mixed?
Only where current label and compatibility guidance permit. How should it be stored?
Securely in the original labelled container, following the label and SDS. What if authorisation changes?
The current authorisation and physical label take precedence over older website information.
A highly concentrated mid-flower enhancer formulated to support flower development, weight and overall crop performance during a key stage of the bloom cycle.
ROX Flower Enhancer is a specialist flowering additive designed for use during the period when ornamental flowering plants begin putting significant energy into flower development. Rather than replacing your normal base nutrients, ROX is added alongside the existing feeding programme for a relatively short period during mid-flower.
Its formulation includes humates, seaweed extract, triacontanol and plant growth regulators (PGRs), giving ROX its reputation as a particularly powerful and concentrated flowering additive.
ROX can be used with recirculating hydroponic systems as well as soil, coco and run-to-waste growing. Application rates differ depending on the growing system, so accurate measurement is important when preparing the nutrient solution.
Why use ROX Flower Enhancer?
When should ROX Flower Enhancer be used?
ROX is intended for the middle of the flowering cycle rather than being used throughout bloom. Published application guidance places its main use between approximately day 21 and day 35 of flowering.
For crops with an eight to nine week flowering period, this broadly corresponds with weeks four and five, when established flowering plants are moving into a period of more substantial flower development.
ROX is an additive, so your normal base nutrient programme should continue alongside it. It can be incorporated into recirculating hydroponic systems or used with soil, coco and run-to-waste feeding programmes at the appropriate application rate.
ROX contains plant growth regulators and should be reserved for appropriate ornamental flowering crops.
How to use ROX Flower Enhancer
Shake the bottle thoroughly before use. Prepare your normal nutrient solution first, then add ROX separately and mix thoroughly into the diluted nutrient solution.
For recirculating hydroponic systems, use ROX at 3ml per litre of fresh nutrient solution. Leave the solution in the system for seven days, topping up with the normal nutrient solution as required rather than adding further ROX during that period.
For soil, coco and run-to-waste systems, use 5ml per litre of nutrient solution. Published guidance for run-to-waste applications recommends that plants receive ROX for at least 10 days.
Never mix ROX directly with other nutrients or additives while they are still concentrated. Add each product separately to the water and mix thoroughly before introducing the next component of the feeding programme.
ROX is highly concentrated, so measure accurately and do not exceed the recommended application rate.
ROX Flower Enhancer specifications
| Product | ROX Flower Enhancer |
|---|---|
| Product type | Mid-flower enhancer / bloom additive |
| Size | 1 litre |
| Application period | Approximately day 21 to day 35 of flowering |
| Recirculating hydroponics | 3ml per litre |
| Soil | 5ml per litre |
| Coco / run-to-waste | 5ml per litre |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Contains PGRs | Yes – plant growth regulators |
| Other reported components | Humates, seaweed extract & triacontanol |
| Crop use | Ornamental flowering crops |
ROX Flower Enhancer FAQs
What is ROX Flower Enhancer?
ROX is a highly concentrated flowering additive designed to support flower development and weight during the middle of the bloom cycle. It is used alongside a normal base nutrient rather than replacing it.
When should I use ROX Flower Enhancer?
Published feeding guidance recommends using ROX from approximately day 21 through to day 35 of flowering. For plants with an eight to nine week flowering period, this broadly corresponds with weeks four and five.
How much ROX Flower Enhancer should I use?
Use 3ml per litre in recirculating hydroponic systems. For soil, coco and run-to-waste systems, use 5ml per litre of nutrient solution.
Can ROX be used in hydroponics?
Yes. ROX can be used in recirculating hydroponic systems at 3ml per litre. Start with a fresh nutrient solution and leave it in the system for seven days, topping up with your normal nutrient solution as necessary.
Can ROX Flower Enhancer be used in coco?
Yes. ROX can be used with coco and run-to-waste growing systems at 5ml per litre of working nutrient solution.
Does ROX Flower Enhancer contain PGRs?
Yes. ROX Flower Enhancer is formulated with plant growth regulators (PGRs), alongside other reported components including humates, seaweed extract and triacontanol.
Is ROX a complete flowering nutrient?
No. ROX is a flowering additive and should be used alongside your normal base nutrient programme rather than as a standalone plant feed.
Do I need to shake ROX before use?
Yes. Shake the bottle thoroughly before measuring ROX and adding it to your nutrient solution.
Can ROX be mixed directly with other concentrated nutrients?
No. Prepare the water and base nutrient solution first, then add ROX separately and mix thoroughly. Concentrated nutrients and additives should not be mixed directly together.
The Rubber Cap Washer 1" is designed for sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly in compatible professional PVC irrigation and water-distribution systems.
Correctly selected valves, tees, caps and sealing components make irrigation pipework easier to isolate, branch, terminate and maintain.
Key benefits
Terminating & sealing pipework
Use the cap, stop end or washer only with the matching connection size and fitting type. Keep sealing surfaces clean and inspect washers or seals for distortion, cuts or deterioration before assembly.
Where a solvent-weld cap is used, follow the cleaner/adhesive manufacturer's preparation and curing instructions. Threaded caps should use an appropriate sealing method without excessive tightening.
Preparing PVC connections
Cut pipe squarely, remove burrs and clean the connection area. Dry-fit the layout before permanent assembly where practical so dimensions and alignment can be checked.
Use solvent-weld cleaner and adhesive compatible with the PVC system where required. For threaded connections, use a suitable sealing method and avoid excessive force on plastic threads.
Installation & pipe support
Support pipework so valves, tees and end fittings do not carry unnecessary pipe or water weight. Allow access around valves, unions and service points so future maintenance can be carried out without damaging adjacent components.
Commissioning & leak checks
After the applicable curing or assembly process, commission the system gradually. Inspect new joints, valve bodies and sealed ends for leakage before routine operation.
Maintenance
Inspect accessible components periodically for leaks, cracking, damaged seals or mechanical strain. Isolate the system before servicing and replace deteriorated sealing parts rather than relying on repeated overtightening.
Rubber Cap Washer 1" product details
| Product type | Rubber Cap Washer |
|---|---|
| Primary use | sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly |
| Source size / designation | Rubber Cap Washer 1" |
| Application | Professional PVC irrigation and water-distribution systems |
Rubber Cap Washer 1" FAQs
What is this product used for?
Sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly. How do I check the correct size?
Match every stated pipe diameter, thread and connection type to the components in the intended system. Can I force a fitting onto a different pipe size?
No. Use components specifically compatible with the stated dimensions and connection system. Should PVC pipe be prepared before assembly?
Yes. Cut pipe squarely, remove burrs and clean the joint area before assembly. Can threaded PVC fittings be overtightened?
Yes. Excessive force can damage plastic threads, caps or valve bodies. Should pipework be supported?
Yes. Support runs so valves, tees and end fittings are not carrying unnecessary pipe or water weight. When can a solvent-weld system be pressurised?
Follow the adhesive manufacturer's current curing and commissioning instructions rather than assuming a universal time. What should I do if a connection leaks?
Safely isolate the system and inspect the fitting, seal and assembly method rather than relying on temporary external sealing.
The Rubber Cap Washer 1/2" is designed for sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly in compatible professional PVC irrigation and water-distribution systems.
Correctly selected valves, tees, caps and sealing components make irrigation pipework easier to isolate, branch, terminate and maintain.
Key benefits
Terminating & sealing pipework
Use the cap, stop end or washer only with the matching connection size and fitting type. Keep sealing surfaces clean and inspect washers or seals for distortion, cuts or deterioration before assembly.
Where a solvent-weld cap is used, follow the cleaner/adhesive manufacturer's preparation and curing instructions. Threaded caps should use an appropriate sealing method without excessive tightening.
Preparing PVC connections
Cut pipe squarely, remove burrs and clean the connection area. Dry-fit the layout before permanent assembly where practical so dimensions and alignment can be checked.
Use solvent-weld cleaner and adhesive compatible with the PVC system where required. For threaded connections, use a suitable sealing method and avoid excessive force on plastic threads.
Installation & pipe support
Support pipework so valves, tees and end fittings do not carry unnecessary pipe or water weight. Allow access around valves, unions and service points so future maintenance can be carried out without damaging adjacent components.
Commissioning & leak checks
After the applicable curing or assembly process, commission the system gradually. Inspect new joints, valve bodies and sealed ends for leakage before routine operation.
Maintenance
Inspect accessible components periodically for leaks, cracking, damaged seals or mechanical strain. Isolate the system before servicing and replace deteriorated sealing parts rather than relying on repeated overtightening.
Rubber Cap Washer 1/2" product details
| Product type | Rubber Cap Washer |
|---|---|
| Primary use | sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly |
| Source size / designation | Rubber Cap Washer 1/2" |
| Application | Professional PVC irrigation and water-distribution systems |
Rubber Cap Washer 1/2" FAQs
What is this product used for?
Sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly. How do I check the correct size?
Match every stated pipe diameter, thread and connection type to the components in the intended system. Can I force a fitting onto a different pipe size?
No. Use components specifically compatible with the stated dimensions and connection system. Should PVC pipe be prepared before assembly?
Yes. Cut pipe squarely, remove burrs and clean the joint area before assembly. Can threaded PVC fittings be overtightened?
Yes. Excessive force can damage plastic threads, caps or valve bodies. Should pipework be supported?
Yes. Support runs so valves, tees and end fittings are not carrying unnecessary pipe or water weight. When can a solvent-weld system be pressurised?
Follow the adhesive manufacturer's current curing and commissioning instructions rather than assuming a universal time. What should I do if a connection leaks?
Safely isolate the system and inspect the fitting, seal and assembly method rather than relying on temporary external sealing.
The Rubber Cap Washer 1¼" is designed for sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly in compatible professional PVC irrigation and water-distribution systems.
Correctly selected valves, tees, caps and sealing components make irrigation pipework easier to isolate, branch, terminate and maintain.
Key benefits
Terminating & sealing pipework
Use the cap, stop end or washer only with the matching connection size and fitting type. Keep sealing surfaces clean and inspect washers or seals for distortion, cuts or deterioration before assembly.
Where a solvent-weld cap is used, follow the cleaner/adhesive manufacturer's preparation and curing instructions. Threaded caps should use an appropriate sealing method without excessive tightening.
Preparing PVC connections
Cut pipe squarely, remove burrs and clean the connection area. Dry-fit the layout before permanent assembly where practical so dimensions and alignment can be checked.
Use solvent-weld cleaner and adhesive compatible with the PVC system where required. For threaded connections, use a suitable sealing method and avoid excessive force on plastic threads.
Installation & pipe support
Support pipework so valves, tees and end fittings do not carry unnecessary pipe or water weight. Allow access around valves, unions and service points so future maintenance can be carried out without damaging adjacent components.
Commissioning & leak checks
After the applicable curing or assembly process, commission the system gradually. Inspect new joints, valve bodies and sealed ends for leakage before routine operation.
Maintenance
Inspect accessible components periodically for leaks, cracking, damaged seals or mechanical strain. Isolate the system before servicing and replace deteriorated sealing parts rather than relying on repeated overtightening.
Rubber Cap Washer 1¼" product details
| Product type | Rubber Cap Washer |
|---|---|
| Primary use | sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly |
| Source size / designation | Rubber Cap Washer 1¼" |
| Application | Professional PVC irrigation and water-distribution systems |
Rubber Cap Washer 1¼" FAQs
What is this product used for?
Sealing a compatible threaded cap assembly. How do I check the correct size?
Match every stated pipe diameter, thread and connection type to the components in the intended system. Can I force a fitting onto a different pipe size?
No. Use components specifically compatible with the stated dimensions and connection system. Should PVC pipe be prepared before assembly?
Yes. Cut pipe squarely, remove burrs and clean the joint area before assembly. Can threaded PVC fittings be overtightened?
Yes. Excessive force can damage plastic threads, caps or valve bodies. Should pipework be supported?
Yes. Support runs so valves, tees and end fittings are not carrying unnecessary pipe or water weight. When can a solvent-weld system be pressurised?
Follow the adhesive manufacturer's current curing and commissioning instructions rather than assuming a universal time. What should I do if a connection leaks?
Safely isolate the system and inspect the fitting, seal and assembly method rather than relying on temporary external sealing.