| Management number | 250599100 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$3.20 | Model Number | 250599100 | ||
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*On Backorder - Available Mid-September 2026*
This 40 Litre (10 Gallon) Fabric Pot is a large-volume, commercial-grade container constructed from exceptionally durable non-woven breathable fabric. Offering a substantial 40 Litre capacity with a wide, stable 400mm diameter, this pot is engineered to maximise root health through superior aeration and natural air pruning. The inclusion of strong integrated handles is essential for safely moving and managing heavy, established plants.
Engineered to withstand intensive multi-season commercial use, the advanced porous fabric matrix actively regulates root zone temperatures by facilitating evaporative cooling during peak summer heat. By allowing heat dissipation and continuous gas exchange, this aeration bag prevents the media stagnation commonly associated with traditional smooth-walled plastic pots, ensuring a highly responsive and resilient root architecture.
Best For: Professional market gardeners, large-scale outdoor vegetable and flower production operations, and commercial nursery growers specialising in dwarf fruit trees and container shrubs who require maximum root density and portability.
Key Features:
Product Technical Specifications Matrix:
| Container Parameter | Technical Specification / Material Metric |
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| Product Type | Commercial Aeration Grow Bag & Fabric Pot |
| Volumetric Capacity | 40 Litres (Approximately 10 Standard Gallons) |
| Material Composition | Heavy-Duty, UV-Stabilised Non-Woven Breathable Geotextile Fabric |
| Container Dimensions | 400 mm Base Diameter x 300 mm Vertical Height |
| Handling Interface | Dual Integrated Reinforced Ribbon Carrying Handles |
| Drainage Mechanism | Percolation Drainage (Omnidirectional porous fabric walls) |
Pro Tip & Precision Tool Maintenance: When using these large 40 Litre fabric containers, place them directly on a gravel bed, drainage mat, or raised pallet rather than bare soil to prevent roots from penetrating the bottom of the bag into the ground.
Between growing cycles, completely empty out the old media, let the fabric dry out, and brush away dried root fibers. To maintain strict biosecurity across your facility, submerge the empty bags in a mild sanitising solution of diluted horticultural disinfectant, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and line-dry before folding flat for out-of-season storage.
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