Urban Garden Raised Bed 150x100x40 cm Treated Wood – Grow Comfortably

The Urban Garden Raised Bed 150x100x40 cm Treated Wood is the ultimate tool to professionalize your outdoor grow, offering a robust structure that optimizes root space and saves your back from unnecessary strain while providing a controlled environment for your plants.

Is your current setup limiting your harvest potential?

Many growers struggle with the limitations of small pots or the unpredictability of planting directly in the ground. You often face poor drainage, soil that lacks nutrients, or the back-breaking physical toll of bending over for hours to prune and train your plants. It is frustrating to put in so much effort only to see your roots bound or your plants attacked by ground-level pests.

Continuing with inadequate containers or poor soil is a recipe for mediocrity. There is nothing worse than seeing a stunted harvest because the roots didn't have enough room to expand or because the soil compacted too much. Plus, the physical discomfort can turn your hobby into a chore, making you neglect the daily care your girls need. If you don't upgrade your infrastructure, you are leaving grams on the table and risking the health of your crop.

This raised bed is the game-changer you need. By elevating your grow, you gain total control over the substrate quality, ensuring perfect aeration and drainage. Its generous volume allows roots to explode in growth, directly translating to bigger, denser flowers and vegetables. It is the bridge between the ease of pots and the power of open-ground growing.

Why this raised bed is actually worth it for you

Let's be real: size matters when it comes to roots. With dimensions of 150x100x40 cm, you are looking at a total volume of roughly 600 liters. This allows you to create a true "living soil" ecosystem where beneficial microbes thrive, something very hard to achieve in small individual pots. For an urban grower, this means you can plant several autoflowers or a couple of massive photoperiod monsters in the same space, maximizing the yield per square meter of your terrace.

Beyond the yield, the build quality sets this apart. We are talking about fir wood treated specifically to withstand the elements. It is not going to rot after one rainy season. It is an investment in your Urban Gardening setup that pays for itself with the first successful harvest. Plus, the aesthetic upgrade to your garden is undeniable; it looks clean, professional, and organized.

Most important features and benefits

• Autoclave Treated Fir Wood: The wood is impregnated to resist rot, fungi, and insects, which means you won't have to replace it for years.
• 600 Liter Capacity: Provides massive space for root expansion, resulting in larger plants and heavier yields compared to standard pots.
• 40 cm Height: Improves ergonomics significantly, meaning less back pain for you during maintenance and harvest.
• Thermal Insulation: Wood naturally insulates roots from extreme heat better than plastic pots, keeping the root zone stress-free in summer.
• Open Bottom Design: Guarantees perfect drainage, preventing root rot caused by waterlogging.
• Versatile 1.5m² Surface: Gives you enough room to practice LST (Low Stress Training) or SCROG techniques comfortably.

Typical objections and clear answers

We know you might have some doubts before committing to a structure like this. Here is the reality:

• You think that wood will rot quickly outdoors. In reality, this fir is autoclave-treated (impregnated), specifically designed to resist moisture and pests for many years.
• You think that it takes up too much space. In reality, it optimizes space by concentrating your crop in one area, eliminating the clutter of multiple scattered pots.
• You think that assembly is a nightmare. In reality, it comes with a simple kit and pre-cut slats; you'll have it ready to fill in minutes.

How to use it safely and effectively

To get the monster yields this bed is capable of producing, follow these steps:

1. Location: Choose a spot that gets at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight before filling it. Once full, it will be impossible to move.
2. Lining (Optional): You can staple a geotextile mesh to the inside walls to further protect the wood, but leave the bottom open or with mesh for drainage.
3. Substrate: Fill it with a high-quality, airy mix. We recommend a specific Soil For Cannabis rich in perlite and worm castings.
4. Irrigation: Due to the large volume, hand watering can be tedious. Installing drip irrigation systems is highly recommended to keep moisture consistent.
5. Planting: Plan your spacing. Don't overcrowd; remember plants will get much bigger here than in pots.
6. Maintenance: At the end of the season, remove the main root balls and amend the soil with enzymes and new compost to reuse it next year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it come with a floor or base?

No, raised beds are designed to be open at the bottom to allow connection with the ground (if placed on soil) and ensure perfect drainage. If placing on a tiled terrace, line the bottom with a geotextile mesh to contain the soil while letting water pass.

How many bags of soil do I need?

The volume is approximately 600 liters. If you buy standard 50L bags, you will need about 12 bags to fill it to the top.

Can I paint or varnish it?

Yes! Although it is already treated, applying a breathable wood varnish or exterior paint can further extend its lifespan and match your garden's style.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've always been a fan of raised beds for my outdoor autos. There's something about the root freedom that just makes the plants happier. When I switched from 20L pots to this 150x100cm bed on my terrace, the difference in stalk thickness was immediate. You stop worrying about the wind knocking your plants over, and the water retention is superior, so you aren't enslaved to the watering can every single day in July.

My advice? Don't skimp on the soil you put in it. You have a massive container here, so treat it like a battery. Load it up with good organic amendments, and you'll see that the plants basically take care of themselves. It's also the perfect height to sit on a small stool and trim or train your plants while enjoying a joint, without breaking your back.