Alien 22L Fabric Pots – Durable Root-Pruning Grow Bags

The Alien 22L Fabric Pot is a high-performance grow container designed to promote healthier root development and superior plant growth. Constructed from heavy-duty, breathable geotextile fabric, these pots naturally air-prune roots, encouraging a denser, more fibrous root structure compared to traditional plastic pots.

Air pruning occurs as roots reach the edge of the fabric and are exposed to air, halting outward growth and stimulating the formation of lateral roots. This results in improved nutrient uptake, faster growth, and reduced risk of root circling or binding.

Each pot features strong dual-stitched handles for easy lifting and repositioning, even when filled with media. The material allows excellent drainage and aeration, helping to prevent overwatering and root rot. Whether you're growing in soil, coco coir, or as part of a hydroponic or drip-feed system, Alien Fabric Pots offer the versatility and durability serious growers need.

Reusable over multiple grow cycles, they can be washed and stored flat, making them a space-saving and cost-effective solution for both indoor and outdoor growing.

How to Use:

1. Fill the pot with your chosen growing medium (soil, coco, or mix).

2. Plant seeds or cuttings and water as required.

3. Place the pot on a tray or system base to collect runoff.

4. Monitor moisture and feed schedules—fabric pots dry out more evenly.

5. Wash between cycles for reuse.

Specifications:

• Capacity: 22 litres

• Material: Non-woven, breathable geotextile fabric

• Handles: Reinforced, double-stitched

• Drainage: Free-draining with air-pruning capability

• Reusability: Machine or hand washable

• Compatibility: Soil, coco, hydroponics, drip systems

• Dimensions (approx.): 30 cm (diameter) x 30 cm (height)

Recommended Use:

Ideal for indoor and outdoor growers seeking improved root zone aeration and growth performance. Works perfectly with Alien Hydroponic Systems, autopots, or traditional trays. Suitable for use in grow tents, greenhouses, or balconies.