My poor carrots

[1cock2hens]

I started doing it when i found out that a lot of the big nurseries use a type of fabric pot when they grow out trees for planting. I have three lemons that were 6 inches when i bought them and now they are over 2 ft in just 2 years. I have grown plants side by side, one in a traditional pot and one in a fabric pot and the fabric potted plants seem to grow bigger faster but they do need watered more

 

[LittleMissCountry]

I started doing it when i found out that a lot of the big nurseries use a type of fabric pot when they grow out trees for planting. I have three lemons that were 6 inches when i bought them and now they are over 2 ft in just 2 years. I have grown plants side by side, one in a traditional pot and one in a fabric pot and the fabric potted plants seem to grow bigger faster but they do need watered more

I have noticed the same thing. I have lettuce planted in a pot and the same type of lettuce in a grow bag. The lettuce in the grow bag is twice as big. I have already been able to harvest it once!
I wonder if it would be good for my avacado tree? I have had it for a year and it has kind of stopped growing. I have it in a large ceramic pot right now

 

[1cock2hens]

I have zero experience with avocados but I bet it would, I have moved several trees from hard pots to soft pots and they take off when i do. the fabric pots are supposed to air prune the roots and prevent root binding so the plants are healthier while you are growing them out.

 

[LittleMissCountry]

I have zero experience with avocados but I bet it would, I have moved several trees from hard pots to soft pots and they take off when i do. the fabric pots are supposed to air prune the roots and prevent root binding so the plants are healthier while you are growing them out.

That is what I had read as well. I will have to try it.