AC Infinity Heavy Duty Fabric Pots (3 Gallon)

Five fabric pots of 11 litres, 25.4 cm across and 25.4 cm tall, made from thick 500 g/m² nonwoven fabric. The size for anyone who wants a lot of plants on a small floor.

How many fit in your tent

At 25.4 cm across, four fit side by side in a 60 × 60 cm tent, and sixteen in a 120 × 120 cm tent. That is the big difference with the 26.5 litre version: almost twice as many fit in the same tent. Filled pots bulge out a little, so leave a few centimetres of room.

The trade-off is less soil per plant. It dries out faster and holds less feed, so you water more often. If you grow a few plants that stay in for a long time and get big, the 19 or 26.5 litre pots make more sense. If you run short cycles with more, smaller plants, or start cuttings and seedlings here before moving them up, 11 litres is the right size.

Why fabric instead of plastic

Roots that reach the wall of a plastic pot start circling along the edge. In a fabric pot they meet air, stop growing there, and the plant puts out new side roots instead. The root system fills the whole pot rather than just the outside. Excess water drains through the bottom and the walls, so the roots are less likely to sit wet.

Breathing has a downside too: a fabric pot dries out faster than a plastic one. Lift the pot now and then in the first weeks and you will quickly feel when it needs water.

What sets these pots apart

The fabric weighs 500 g/m², heavier than most fabric pots, and the seams are double stitched. Nylon handles on the side let you move a full pot, and steel rings along the rim let you run tie wire through to bend branches down (LST) without poking hooks into the pot. Inside, a double stitch line shows how far to fill: up to there it holds about 12.9 litres.

Technical Specifications:

• Model: AC-PFP3
• Quantity: 5 pots
• Capacity: 11 litres (3 gallon), approx. 12.9 litres filled to the stitch line
• Dimensions: 25.4 cm diameter × 25.4 cm high
• Material: nonwoven fabric, 500 g/m², BPA-free
• Seams: double stitched
• Handles: nylon
• Rings: steel, for LST and hanging
• Shape: round

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a saucer underneath?
Yes. Water drains out of the bottom and through the walls, so stand the pots on a saucer or in a tray.

Can I reuse them?
Yes. After harvest, remove the root ball and roots, rinse the fabric and let it dry thoroughly before storing it.

Is 11 litres enough all the way to harvest?
For compact plants and short cycles, yes. If your plants grow for a long time, choose the 19 or 26.5 litre pots, otherwise you will be watering very often during flowering.