Macetas de tela cuadradas reutilizables de alta resistencia AC Infinity | 5 galones | Paquete de 5

Quick Spec: SKU: AC-SFP5  |  Capacity: 5.39 Gallons  |  Dimensions: 11.02 × 11.02 in. (28 × 28 cm)  |  Height: 11.02 in.  |  Fabric: 500G Nonwoven  |  Pack Qty: 5  |  BPA-Free: Yes  |  UPC: 819137022638

Precision Control in Any Space

Every container in a production run is a variable — and when that variable is uncontrolled, the entire canopy pays the price. Rigid plastic pots trap roots in circular patterns that spiral and choke, cutting off the lateral surface area that drives nutrient uptake. Thin, low-density fabric bags collapse under media weight, deform on benching systems, and fail to drain consistently, leaving operators managing overwatered zones and stunted development with no reliable mechanism to correct it. The cost is not always visible in a single cycle — it accumulates as yield variance, extended veg time, and inconsistent plant structure that makes canopy management a manual correction exercise rather than a predictable production output.

After deployment, the container tier of a production operation becomes a controlled input rather than a liability. Every plant in the fleet occupies a geometrically identical footprint — 11.02 × 11.02 inches — with a root zone that self-regulates through passive air pruning, eliminating the circular root binding that forces corrective transplanting. Drainage is passive and consistent across every unit, removing overwatering as an operator variable. Plant structure is maintained through integrated stake-routing loops, so canopy training is executed against a stable, predictable framework rather than a shifting substrate. The result is a production floor where container performance is no longer a source of variance.

The mechanism behind that consistency is the 500G nonwoven fabric construction — an industry-leading fabric thickness rating that provides the structural rigidity to hold true-to-size 5.39-gallon capacity under full media load without deformation, while remaining permeable enough to allow continuous lateral airflow to the root zone. That permeability is the driver of passive air pruning: as roots reach the fabric wall, exposure to air causes the root tip to desiccate and branch, generating a dense, fibrous root mass with maximum soil-to-root contact rather than a circling tap structure. The square geometry — 11.02 × 11.02 in. (28 × 28 cm) — maximizes bench utilization in grid-based production layouts, and reinforced double stitching at all seam junctions ensures the container retains its shape and load capacity across multiple production cycles. Nylon handles allow repositioning without disturbing the root zone, and BPA-free material certification confirms the fabric is safe for food-grade and regulated crop production. In practical terms, the AC-SFP5 delivers passive root-zone control and consistent drainage across a 5.39-gallon true-to-size capacity within an 11.02 × 11.02 in. footprint, in a 5-pack configuration at $24.99 USD.

Where This Belongs (and Doesn't)

Container selection affects root-zone dynamics, drainage behavior, and bench geometry. Confirm that your production layout, irrigation delivery method, and media type are compatible with fabric-walled, open-bottom containers before deploying at scale. Consult your cultivation director or agronomist for site-specific integration requirements.

How It Works

The AC-SFP5 operates on a passive root-zone management principle that requires no active components, no power input, and no operator intervention to function. The 500G nonwoven fabric wall is the primary mechanism: its fiber matrix is dense enough to hold structural form under full 5.39-gallon media load — supporting more weight than standard thin-walled fabric containers — while remaining sufficiently porous to allow continuous lateral airflow through the container wall at every point of root contact. This is not a feature that degrades with use; the fabric's permeability is a material property of the nonwoven construction, not a surface treatment.

When a root tip reaches the interior surface of the fabric wall, the ambient air exposure at the wall interface causes the root tip to desiccate — a process called air pruning. The plant responds by generating lateral branching from behind the pruned tip, producing a dense, fibrous secondary root network that distributes evenly throughout the soil volume. This even root coverage maximizes the soil-to-root contact surface available for water and nutrient absorption, which is the direct mechanism behind the yield consistency that fabric containers produce relative to rigid alternatives. The square geometry — 11.02 × 11.02 in. (28 × 28 cm) — ensures that this root development occurs within a predictable, space-efficient footprint that tiles cleanly on standard production benching without wasted lateral space between containers.

Structural integrity across multiple production cycles is maintained through reinforced double stitching at all seam junctions, which prevents delamination and shape loss under repeated media loading and unloading. Nylon handles are integrated at the container body for repositioning without root-zone disturbance. Fabric stake-routing loops are positioned on the exterior wall to allow plant support stakes to pass through the container structure, maintaining vertical plant architecture without penetrating or compressing the root zone. The BPA-free nonwoven fabric construction confirms material safety for regulated crop production across all 5 units in the pack. In practical terms, the AC-SFP5 delivers passive air pruning, consistent drainage, and true-to-size 5.39-gallon capacity within an 11.02 × 11.02 in. square footprint across 5 reusable units per pack.

System Integration

• Irrigation Compatibility: Compatible with drip emitter systems, hand-watering, and top-feed automated irrigation — passive fabric drainage eliminates standing water accumulation without operator intervention.
• Bench and Rack Systems: Square 11.02 × 11.02 in. footprint tiles on standard production benching with no wasted lateral spacing, supporting high-density plant placement in limited square footage.
• Plant Training Integration: Exterior stake-routing loops accept standard plant support stakes, enabling vertical structure management without root-zone penetration or container deformation.
• Media Compatibility: Designed for use with standard soil, coco coir, and peat-based media — 500G fabric density supports full media load without structural collapse or sidewall deformation.
• Reuse Protocol: Reinforced double-stitched seams and durable nylon handles support multi-cycle reuse — clean between runs per facility sanitation protocol to maintain material integrity.

Facility Integration Data

The following table models container fleet scaling for production operations deploying the AC-SFP5 in multi-unit configurations, based on the $24.99 USD per 5-pack MAP price point.

Operator Field Notes

• True-to-Size Capacity: The 5.39-gallon capacity is true-to-size — not a nominal rating. Media volume calculations for fertigation scheduling and soil amendments should use 5.39 gallons as the working figure, not a rounded 5-gallon assumption.
• Square Geometry Advantage: The 11.02 × 11.02 in. square footprint eliminates the dead space between containers that round pots create on rectangular benching — a direct density gain with no additional infrastructure cost.
• Drainage Management: Fabric permeability means drainage is continuous and passive — place containers on elevated benching, catch trays, or drainage-capable flooring to manage runoff at the facility level.
• Stake Loop Utilization: Exterior fabric stake-routing loops are a structural feature, not an accessory. Integrate them into your plant training protocol from day one to maintain vertical architecture without stressing the container body.
• Sanitation Between Cycles: Reusability is a function of sanitation discipline. Flush fabric walls thoroughly between production cycles and inspect seam integrity before redeployment to maintain consistent performance across runs.
• BPA-Free Material: Confirmed BPA-free nonwoven fabric — relevant for operators in regulated markets where container material documentation is required for compliance audits.

Operator FAQ

Shipping & Logistics

• Shipping Jurisdiction: Cannafull Spectrum Solutions ships within the contiguous 48 United States only. Orders outside this jurisdiction cannot be fulfilled.
• Fulfillment: Orders are processed and shipped from authorized distribution. Estimated transit times are provided at checkout and vary by destination. Cannafull Spectrum Solutions is not responsible for carrier delays once the shipment has been tendered to the carrier.
• Returns: Returns are accepted for defective or damaged units in accordance with our Return Policy. Non-defective returns must be initiated within the return window specified at cannafullspec.com/pages/return-policy. Units must be in original, unused condition with original packaging intact.
• Restocking Fee: Returns of non-defective items are subject to a restocking fee of up to 25% per our Return Policy. Review full terms at cannafullspec.com/pages/return-policy before ordering.

Questions about your order? Contact Cannafull Spectrum Solutions at cannafullspec.com or reach our support team directly through the contact page before initiating a return or freight claim.

What's in the Box

• 5 × AC Infinity Heavy Duty Square Fabric Pots — 5-Gallon (5.39 gal true capacity), 11.02 × 11.02 in. (28 × 28 cm), 500G nonwoven fabric, reinforced double-stitched seams, nylon handles, exterior stake-routing loops, BPA-free construction

Box contents confirmed from manufacturer source data. Accessories, growing media, plant stakes, and supplemental hardware are not included unless explicitly listed above. Verify pack contents upon receipt and report discrepancies to Cannafull Spectrum Solutions within 48 hours of delivery.

Regional Compliance & Deployment Notes

• Shipping Territory: Available for deployment in licensed commercial facilities across the contiguous 48 United States. Cannafull Spectrum Solutions does not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, or international destinations.
• Material Compliance: The AC-SFP5 nonwoven fabric is confirmed BPA-free. Operators in regulated markets should retain this documentation for compliance audits requiring container material certification.
• Regulatory Jurisdiction: Container selection, media type, and cultivation practices are subject to the licensing and compliance requirements of the operator's specific state and local regulatory jurisdiction. Cannafull Spectrum Solutions does not provide regulatory compliance guidance — consult your compliance officer or legal counsel for jurisdiction-specific requirements.
• Food-Grade Production: BPA-free material status supports deployment in food-grade and regulated crop production environments. Operators should verify that all other inputs (media, amendments, irrigation water) meet applicable food-safety standards for their jurisdiction.

Compliance requirements for cultivation containers vary by state, license type, and regulatory body. The information provided on this page reflects manufacturer-confirmed product specifications and is not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal or regulatory guidance. Cannafull Spectrum Solutions makes no representations regarding the suitability of this product for any specific licensed use case beyond the manufacturer's stated specifications. Verify all compliance requirements with your regulatory authority before deployment.