Black Fabric Pot with Handles 113L (30 Gal) · Breathable Textile Planter

The Black Fabric Pot with Handles 113L (30 Gal) is a heavy-duty, breathable textile planter designed to supercharge your root zone and deliver massive, healthy yields.

Are you tired of pulling your plants out of plastic pots only to find a tangled, suffocated mess of roots circling the bottom?

Using standard solid containers for large-scale grows often leads to poor drainage, heat stress during hot summer days, and the dreaded root rot. When roots hit a solid wall, they spiral, choking the plant and severely limiting your final harvest. Plus, trying to move a massive 113-liter plastic tub without handles is a guaranteed way to wreck your back.

Enter the breathable fabric revolution. This 113L textile pot naturally air-prunes your roots as they reach the edges, forcing them to branch out and create a dense, highly efficient root mass. The porous fabric releases excess heat, drains perfectly, and features reinforced handles so you can easily relocate your monster plants whenever needed.

What it feels like to grow with this 113L textile pot

Watching your plants explode in vegetative growth is incredibly satisfying. Because the root system breathes freely, you will notice thicker stems and faster nutrient uptake. You won't have to stress about overwatering anymore; the fabric naturally wicks away excess moisture, giving you total peace of mind.

There is a deep sense of pride when you cultivate a massive, tree-like plant. Knowing that the foundation—the root zone—is perfectly oxygenated and protected from heat stress makes the whole process chill and rewarding. You feel like a true pro when you grab those sturdy handles and effortlessly rotate your giant plant to catch the best sun.

How to squeeze the experience to the max

To get the absolute most out of this giant 30-gallon fabric pot, you need to treat it right. Here is how you can maximize your results:

• Use a light, airy substrate to boost oxygenation even further.
• Water slowly and evenly, as fabric pots dry out a bit faster than plastic ones.
• Elevate the pot slightly off the ground using a tray or rack to ensure maximum airflow underneath.
• Utilize the handles to rotate your plant every few days for even light distribution.
• Wash it in the washing machine with cold water and hydrogen peroxide between cycles to keep it sterile and ready for the next run.

Advantages and benefits in your day-to-day life

• Because it features breathable textile walls, it allows for natural air pruning, which means your plants develop a massive, highly efficient root system for explosive growth.
• Because it has reinforced stitched handles, you can safely lift and move 113 liters of soil, which means you save your back and can easily protect your plants from extreme weather.
• Because the fabric releases trapped heat, the root zone stays cooler during the day and warmer at night, which means your plants suffer less stress and focus all their energy on producing huge buds.
• Because it is fully washable and reusable, it lasts for multiple growing seasons, which means you save money in the long run while being environmentally friendly.

How it fits with other products in your set-up

Filling a 113L pot requires a high-quality base. Pairing this fabric pot with premium Soil For Cannabis ensures your roots have the perfect texture to expand. If you are setting up a massive outdoor terrace, combining these with other Indoor and Outdoor Planters allows you to create a diverse garden. Do not forget to feed your monsters with top-tier Cannabis fertilizers, as the increased root mass will demand more nutrients to sustain that explosive growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much soil do I need to fill this pot?

You will need exactly 113 liters (about 30 gallons) of substrate. We recommend buying a couple of 50L bags and a little extra perlite or worm castings to fill it perfectly.

Can I use this pot for indoor growing?

Absolutely, though 113L is quite large for standard grow tents. It is ideal for massive mother plants or SCROG setups where you grow one giant plant to fill the entire canopy.

How do I clean the fabric pot after harvesting?

Simply empty the leftover soil, let the pot dry, and brush off any excess dirt. Then, toss it in the washing machine on a cold, gentle cycle. Let it air dry, and it is ready for your next grow.

Will water leak out of the sides?

Yes, fabric pots are porous, so water can seep through the sides if you water too quickly. To avoid this, water slowly and evenly, allowing the substrate to absorb the moisture properly.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I always keep a few of these 113L fabric pots around for my outdoor summer grows. When you want to grow a true monster that yields over a kilo, plastic pots just do not cut it—they bake the roots in the July sun. The first time I used this 30-gallon textile pot, the difference in root structure blew my mind; there was zero circling, just a dense, fibrous mat of healthy white roots. One trick I have learned: because the drainage is so good, I like to add an extra 10% of coco coir to my soil mix to retain just a bit more moisture during peak summer heat. And trust me, those handles are a lifesaver when a sudden storm rolls in and I need to drag my prize plant under the porch!