Fabric Raised Beds

Fabric Raised Beds with PVC Trellis Framing

Get the most out of your garden with fabric raised beds.

Make The Most Of The Available Space

Raised beds are a great way to maximize your gardening space. Unlike pots, these planters encourage more plant growth per square foot. This means an increase in both yield and return per square foot.  

Soil Mass

The breathable nature of fabric-raised beds results in improved aeration leading to a larger and healthier root mass. This larger root mass will increase the hardiness of the crop and increases in nutrient uptake.

Additionally, the aeration further boosts plant health, as well as their yield. This is because the fabric encourages air root pruning by allowing the plant roots to gain exposure to oxygen. This increases the growth of fibrous roots, which, in turn, improves the plant’s health.

Conserve Water

Fabric-raised beds can help you conserve water. Since the soil mass is more significant with this type of planter, the moisture in the soil lasts longer. As a result, you wouldn’t be required to water the plants as frequently.

Moreover, these beds also provide improved drainage than a traditional plastic pot.

Encourage Plant Expansion

Since raised beds encourage root growth, the plant’s root system is provided a way to interweave with those of other plants, thus resulting in larger roots. When the roots become larger, the plants follow suit.

Save Money

In addition to being functional, fabric-raised beds are also cost-effective when considering the current cost of lumber needed to create wood side raised beds. The PVC framing creates a sturdy structure offering years of use.

Trellis Framing

The current genetic makeups of many cannabis strains produce very large and heavy flowers. The weight of these flowers will need to be supported. A fabric raised bed with trellis framing is a cost effective and efficient way to install trellis netting helping keep valuable flowers standing tall.

Encourage Your Plants To Combat Diseases

Fabric-raised beds empower plants to communicate with each other through the mycelium network. When the plants share the soil, they can combat attacks that can potentially harm their health.

With these planters, you can produce a greater yield, preserve water, and make the most out of your growing area.