JumpStart Seedling Heat Mat
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JumpStart Seedling Heat Mat – Boost Germination & Root Growth with Consistent Warmth
Give your seeds and cuttings the warmth they need to thrive with this Seedling Heat Mat, designed to increase germination rates and speed up root development. By gently warming the soil to the optimal temperature range, this heat mat ensures stronger, healthier seedlings—even in cooler indoor environments.
🌱 Why use a Seedling Heat Mat?
- 🌡️ Promotes Faster Germination – Provides consistent, gentle heat to encourage quicker sprouting
- 🌿 Speeds Up Root Development – Warmer soil stimulates stronger root growth for healthier plants
- 📏 Durable, Flexible Design – Rolls out easily and fits standard seed trays
- 🏡 Perfect for Indoor, Greenhouse & Grow Tent Use – Great for vegetables, flowers, and cuttings
- 🔌 Energy-Efficient & Waterproof – Designed for safe, long-lasting use
- 🔄 Pairs Perfectly with Humidity Domes & Propagation Trays – Creates the ideal environment for seedlings
Whether you’re starting seeds in winter, cloning cuttings, or improving root health, the Seedling Heat Mat helps you grow faster, stronger plants with ease.
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Shipping & Return Policies
Shipping Policy
Orders over $50 ship free to the lower 48 states in the USA. Alaska and Hawaii do not qualify for free shipping at this time. You can review our full shipping policy here.
Return Policy
GeoPot accepts returns on unused items in their original packaging up to 30 days from the delivery date. You can review our full return policy here.
GeoPot Soil Volume Chart
Our Soil Volume Chart is a quick way to answer the question: How much soil fills a 5 Gallon Pot? Check out the chart below to see just how much soil you will need to fill your pots this upcoming season!
Click Here to see our selection of GeoPot Fabric Pots and find the perfect pot for your garden.
| POT | SIZE | CUBIC FEET | CUBIC YARDS (DECIMAL) | BAGS OF SOIL (1.5 CF) | POTS/YARD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 gallon | 6" x 4.5" | 0.074 | 0.003 | 20.4 Pots Per Bag | 366.7 Pots Per Yard |
| 1 gallon | 7" x 6" | 0.134 | 0.005 | 11.2 Pots Per Bag | 202 Pots Per Yard |
| 2 gallon | 8.5" x 7.5" | 0.246 | 0.009 | 6.1 Pots Per Bag | 109.6 Pots Per Yard |
| 3 gallon | 10.5" x 9" | 0.451 | 0.017 | 3.3 Pots Per Bag | 59.9 Pots Per Yard |
| 5 gallon | 12" x 10.5" | 0.687 | 0.025 | 2.2 Pots Per Bag | 39.3 Pots Per Yard |
| 7 gallon | 14" x 11" | 0.980 | 0.036 | 1.5 Pots Per Bag | 27.6 Pots Per Yard |
| 10 gallon | 16" x 12" | 1.396 | 0.052 | 1.1 Pots Per Bag | 19.3 Pots Per Yard |
| 15 gallon | 18" x 13" | 1.914 | 0.071 | 1.3 Bags Per Pot | 14.1 Pots Per Yard |
| 20 gallon | 20" x 15" | 2.727 | 0.101 | 1.8 Bags Per Pot | 9.9 Pots Per Yard |
| 25 gallon | 21" x 16.5" | 3.307 | 0.122 | 2.2 Bags Per Pot | 8.2 Pots Per Yard |
| 30 gallon | 24" x 16.5" | 4.320 | 0.160 | 2.9 Bags Per Pot | 6.3 Pots Per Yard |
| 45 gallon | 27" x 18" | 5.964 | 0.221 | 4 Bags Per Pot | 4.5 Pots Per Yard |
| 65 gallon | 32" x 18" | 8.378 | 0.310 | 5.6 Bags Per Pot | 3.2 Pots Per Yard |
| 100 gallon | 38" x 20" | 13.127 | 0.486 | 8.8 Bags Per Pot | 2.1 Pots Per Yard |
| 150 gallon | 44" x 23" | 20.239 | 0.750 | 13.5 Bags Per Pot | 1.3 Pots Per Yard |
| 200 gallon | 50" x 24" | 27.272 | 1.010 | 18.2 Bags Per Pot | 1 Yards Per Pot |
| 300 gallon | 60" x 28" | 45.816 | 1.697 | 30.5 Bags Per Pot | 1.7 Yards Per Pot |
| 400 gallon | 70" x 30" | 66.816 | 2.475 | 44.5 Bags Per Pot | 2.5 Yards Per Pot |
| 600 gallon | 86" x 24" | 80.681 | 2.988 | 53.8 Bags Per Pot | 3 Yards Per Pot |
| 1000 gallon | 111" x 24" | 134.406 | 4.978 | 89.6 Bags Per Pot | 5 Yards Per Pot |
GeoPlanter Soil Volume Chart
Looking to see how much soil will fill your raised bed garden? See the guide below for some common raised bed sizes and get an idea of how much soil you will need for your raised beds.
For a quick and easy raised bed setup that works anywhere, check out the GeoPlanter fabric raised bed garden system!
| SIZE | GALLONS | CUBIC FEET | CUBIC YARDS (DECIMAL) | BAGS OF SOIL (1.5 CF) | POTS/YARD |
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| 48" x 96" x 12" | 199.32 | 32.667 | 1.210 | 21.8 Bags | 1.2 Yards Per Planter |
| 72" x 36" x 14" | 130.81 | 21.000 | 0.778 | 14 Bags | 1.3 Planters Per Yard |
| 48" x 48" x 12" | 99.66 | 16.000 | 0.593 | 10.7 Bags | 1.7 Planters Per Yard |
| 40" x 48" x 12" | 96.89 | 15.556 | 0.576 | 10.4 Bags | 1.7 Planters Per Yard |
| 36" x 16" x 14" | 29.07 | 4.667 | 0.173 | 3.1 Bags | 5.8 Planters Per Yard |
FAQs
Will I need to water more with fabric pots?
Because our pots have improved drainage and aeration, you may need to water more frequently depending on the soil blend you use and the temperature. You can use water-holding soil blends to reduce the frequency of watering while still getting the aeration benefits of fabric pots.
What size fabric pot should I use for my Plants?
The perfect pot depends on the needs of your plant - we include the height and diameter of all pots in the description so that you can quickly verify that you have the correct root depth and width for your plant.
Shallow rooting plants thrive in 12-18” root depths, and typically dont require more than 6-12” diameter in width to grow.
- These tend to be leafy greens & herbs, but can also include potatoes and even broccoli!
Medium Rooting Plants will thrive with 18-24” root depth and around 2 feet in diameter of width.
This encompasses most other common garden vegetables, like tomatoes, peppers, carrots, squash, peas, beans, and some herbs like rosemary.
- If you’re in a pinch, we recommend asking your local garden store or consulting reliable online resources
How much soil do I need for each pot?
You can refer to our soil volume chart for info on how much soil each pot will take to fill. Because bag sizes vary, we have our chart in 1.5 CuFt bag measurements, with yard measurements for larger pots. If you are unsure about how much you might need, you can send us an email at contact@geopot.com and we will do our best to help out!
How do I clean my fabric pots?
Cleaning fabric pots is easy!
- If you are removing your soil for the season, empty the pot and remove as much debris from the pot as you can, give it a good rinse with a hose or pressure washer, and allow it to dry out. You can use a Shop Vac to remove any additional debri before the next step.
- From there, you can soak your pots in an oxidizing detergent like OxiClean with some warm water and agitate by hand, or simply wash them in your washing machine with warm water. This will also sanitize your pots for future use!