Description

We now use GeoPot G Lite fabric pots in our XXL System! 

The 9 gallon GeoPot G Lite fabric pot is a shorter version of the 13 gallon GeoPot G Lite fabric pot, so these pots now have the same diameter and use the same PotSock XXL. The adaptive collar is no longer needed for using a 9 gallon pot in the XXL System.

We recommend using a 1″ drainage layer of perlite no3, ph stabilized clay pebbles, hydroton or grow stones with the 9 gallon GeoPot G Lite fabric pot.

The AutoPot GeoPot G Lite 9 gallon fabric pot fits an AutoPot XXL tray and allows you to combine our power-free, water efficient, low maintenance, modular systems with high performance fabric pots for the first time.

The AutoPot GeoPot G Lite Fabric Pot’s seams are double-stitched for durability with the same high-quality bonded-polyester thread used in the traditional GeoPot.

The porous BPA-free, lead-free material allows improved gas exchange in the substrate. Free to breathe the root zone can see dramatically enhanced oxygen levels – supercharging growth.

When root tips reach the porous side of a fabric pot they are ‘air-pruned’ – deterred from extending any further by the air outside. Secondary roots then develop, creating a fibrous root structure with vastly improved moisture and nutrient uptake. Root circling is also thus eliminated making it possible to produce bigger plants from smaller pots.

Extremely durable and reusable, the GeoPot G Lite 9 gallon Fabric Pots are easily cleaned between uses if desired. Once emptied, the GeoPot G Lit fabric pots are best left to dry. After a few days any dust and small roots are easily brushed off. Whilst this level of cleaning is completely sufficient, the GeoPot G Lite fabric pot may be machine or tub washed in peroxide in order to sterilize. Do not put fabric pots in a tumble dryer.

When growing in AutoPot Watering Systems it is essential that a PotSock XXL (PotSock not included) be fitted to the base of each fabric pot to provide root control.

Room humidity may be increased when growing with multiple fabric pots indoors due to the exposed surface of the fabric pots.