Nonwoven Fabric Potato Grow Bags Vegetable Planter Garden Box, Smart Planting Pots with Flap 7 Gallon 4 pcs Green

I live in an apartment with an enclosed porch, so container gardening is my only option. These grow bags have been amazing - very sturdy, water resistant, and allow the plants to breathe. Left to right - I’m growing sweet potatoes, two types of cherry tomatoes, and spinach (I added the stakes for the tomatoes). Two weeks in and my plants are flourishing! For potatoes, be sure to save a picture of the instructions posted on the Amazon site because they aren’t in the package.

I planted my first batch of root vegetables this weekend in my new grow bags. The bags are very sturdy and easy to work with.

Great for kid projects or flowers. Very durable as I’m several years in and still using. My potatoes definitely need more room than these if I want actual worthwhile harvests… carrots did okay, leeks and beets need more space apparently… marigolds and petunias did great in them. I’m also not an expert gardener so someone with more knowledge might get better results. But I would purchase again for patio flower pots as these are durable easy to move and flowers have thrived in them.

The ease of assembly was a big plus. Transplanted from terra cotta pots was a breeze. So happy for the efficiency provided in harvesting potatoes with these bags. Yes,yes,yes , maneuvered , sturdiness and durability all in one. GREAT VALUE

It is difficult to water your potatoes after they have been earthed up because the water seeks the path of least resistance, which is through the side of the cloth fabric rather than through the soil.

Going to use these for carrots and potatoes. Can't wait to see how they turn out. Good deal for the price & number of fabric barrels you get. Picture seems larger they aren't that big but they are correctly sized.

Easy to fill and plant your potatoes. They are very easy to transport to any place you need them to be. I filled mine with potting soil and planted the potatoes. They set out on my patio during a rainstorm, the excess water drained out of the bag, and within three days of planting, I have small potato plants. I can't wait to open the flap and pull our new potatoes.

These fabric planters were perfect for growing vegetables on our terrace. They were easy to pick up by their handles and relocate when needed. We don't have a lot of storage space, so when the summer ends, we'll be able to easily empty, fold and store these for re-use next Spring.