GeoPot Self-Supporting Square Bottom - Tan (Pack of 10)

Customer Reviews

Disintegrate quickly Review by Duque

Overall Rating

I run a small production nursery where we have tested and used various fabric/air-pruning pots from about 10 manufacturers. Geo-pots were, BY FAR, the worst.

They're very attractive and appear well made at first glance. ...that didn't last long.
- Ever single container, from 1 gallon to 10 gallons, ripped below the top seam throughout the first growing season. It didn't matter if we were lifting or just turning them. The bag (not the seam) would either rip or someone's thumb would simply poke through it, like wet cardboard.

I WANTED them to succeed, as they were unique and very attractive. So, I emailed them multiple times, left messages, and tried to contact them through their website to let them know of the problem.

* I received NO RESPONSE. No "Thank you for the heads-up", no "Sorry, can we send you some replacements", ... nothing.

I will never use their products, both for their poor quality and non-existent customer service. (Posted on 8/5/2018)

1 gall. Clone pots Review by DJ BUD

Overall Rating

These are the Best Pots - and they stand the test of Time. (Posted on 1/27/2017)

Geo Pots Review by Kokomo

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I have been using these for quite some time and love them. They allow the roots to thrive by creating a well-aerated environment in the growing medium, as well as air pruning the root tips to encourage side growth instead of root circling that occurs in plastic containers, leading to a larger and more robust root ball.
The pots with the velcro are especially handy if you plan on transplanting. Also, the tan color helps to mitigate heat better than the black when growing outdoors, a nice feature for sunny climates. Handles on the larger models make moving them a bit easier.
The larger sizes can produce some really massive plants, but they all work great and I have gotten amazing results with all sizes.
Would recommend these to anyone growing indoors or out! (Posted on 5/7/2016)

Geo Pots 5 Gallons Review by flightwingslight

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I used 5 gallon square geo pots in my last grow with huge yield. Post harvest I removed the square dirt ball to find the roots completely surrounded by dirt not pot for more nutrient support for my very successful grow. There was a good 2 inches still between the wall of the pot and the roots. I had no root rot, roots were super healthly. Lots of folks as me how I avoid the overflow when watering from the top through the fabric. Once the pot fabric is wet this does not occur, however, if I am going to water with a large amount, I wrap the pot in Walmart vinyl sold by the yard for about $2.79 before dumping about a gallon of water into them when they are dry. This works really well by retaining all the water into the soil and distributes water evenly into the fabric. I can then remove the vinyl and go back again and water with no overflow. Or I push them all together. Wrap with vinyl all 6 around the groip, this also prevents overflow. The benefits received with this extra effort are well worth it in production on the part of the plant. (Posted on 6/21/2014)