| Management number | 250625369 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$1.00 | Model Number | 250625369 | ||
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Grassroots Bottomless Fabric Pots are open-bottom sleeves with MoistureLock liner that you root clones or seedlings into, then set directly on top of your living soil bed. Roots grow through the open bottom into the bed below. No pulling, no transplant shock, no digging holes that compact your soil. Available in 1-gallon size.
The pot is a fabric sleeve with no bottom. Roots grow downward through the opening directly into your living soil bed. No pulling plants out of containers, no tearing roots, no recovery period.
The same waterproof liner used in Grassroots beds wraps around the sleeve walls, keeping the starter soil evenly moist while the roots establish in the bed below.
Digging holes in living soil beds compacts the surrounding soil over time, creating a hard pan. Bottomless pots sit on top of the bed surface, so the soil structure underneath stays undisturbed.
Breathable fabric at the bottom of the sleeve walls provides oxygen exchange and air pruning before roots reach the bed. Prevents root circling during the establishment phase.
After harvest, leave the old sleeve in place until the root mass decomposes. Then pull the sleeve, wash it, and use it again. Each sleeve lasts for many cycles.
1-gallon for clones and small seedlings. 3-gallon for established starts that need more root development time. 5-gallon for larger transplants or growers who want extra establishment time before the roots hit the bed.
Set the bottomless sleeve on a plastic saucer or tray. Fill with your seed-starting mix or light soil blend. Plant your clone or seedling in the sleeve.
Water normally and let the plant develop a strong root system inside the sleeve. The MoistureLock liner keeps moisture consistent while the aeration strip provides air pruning at the base.
When the roots have filled the sleeve, lift the entire pot and place it directly on top of your living soil bed. Roots will grow through the open bottom into the bed below on their own.
After harvest, leave the old sleeve in the bed. Place your next plant right next to it. Once the old roots decompose, remove the sleeve, wash it, and reuse it in the next spot.
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