Can you create a living soil environment in a regular fabric pot with no lining on the walls to keep moisture from escaping???
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Yep, you just have to water more frequently. My beds don’t have a liner.
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I’ve had 5 gallon pots fuzz over on the outside with mycelium before. Thats probably a sign of good soil health, but I didn’t really keep up with the soil after 60 days.
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I knew @ReikoX would come through 
… I started to just PM you… I’m going to start a couple for my outside grow this year
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I’m sure if mycelium was grow you was on the right track… I’m going to start one outside this year… did you start with a simple mix or what???
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This is great news indeed. I just mixed up a 15 gallon pot last week and I was starting to have doubts about pot size after seeing your post.
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Just a bag of generic potting mix in a fabric pot, no aeration, far from fancy. I thought it was a mold problem initially, being white and fuzzy.
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All of my post are experiential… read different post mainly @ReikoX (has information on your every need) and take what I find useful or useful to me with the materials I have… and just keep trying stuff 
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I remember when I first saw the fuzzy… threw the whole mix away and then read a few weeks later it was a good thing
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I did the same and then found out it was a good thing.
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Yes but you need to fill it with roots.