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Prepare the pot
Check the fabric and seams. Place the pot on a stable surface with free drainage and fill it evenly with a substrate suited to the crop.
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Use & care
A few practical steps for planting, watering, transplanting and preparing fabric pots for reuse.
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Water according to the plant
Check substrate moisture and adapt watering to the plant, weather and growing conditions. Drainage does not remove the risk of overwatering.
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Transplant with care
For Transplanter, release the hook-and-loop opening to access the root ball. Support the root ball and avoid pulling the plant by its stem.
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Prepare for reuse
Remove substrate residues, clean and dry the pot fully. Inspect the material and seams before reuse. Ask Gronest about cleaning methods for your specific crop.
Practical questions
Can too much water accumulate in a fabric pot?
Yes. Compacted substrate, overwatering or a blocked base can retain too much water. Check substrate moisture before watering and keep the base clear so excess water can drain.
Does a frost-resistant pot also protect the roots?
Frost resistance refers to the pot material. Roots and plants can still be affected by cold, so protect them according to the species and the temperatures they are exposed to.
How do I prepare the pot for reuse?
Empty the pot, remove roots and substrate, then clean it and let it dry completely. Inspect the fabric and seams before using it again.
How do I wash a fabric pot correctly?
Remove substrate and plant debris. Hand-wash the pot with lukewarm water and mild soap; a soft brush can help. Rinse thoroughly and let it dry completely before reuse or storage.
How do I store fabric pots correctly?
Store them only after cleaning and complete drying. Fold them and keep them in a dry place away from damp and direct sunlight. Do not store them wet or with substrate inside.
Need help choosing a size?
Tell us the crop, cultivation method and available space. We can discuss the options with you.