YUVAGREEN High Density Polyethylene Round Grow Bag (Green, 18" X 8")- Pack of 4

I bought this two weeks back, and is using to grow spinach. I see lot of one star rating over here because of shape change while adding soil into that. Off-course it will happen because of the shape. Just give a support - like bricks - on both sides for a day or two, and then it will stay firm. Materiel quality is awesome.

This was worst in case of planting.. The moment i put soil in it, it got spread & flat.I wanted to return it but i did not by thinking about the labour putted behind it. Still trying to find out if i cud get some gud idea about it. Will share.. Till than think thrice before buying it.

Same problem of not holding the soil properly. The material is thin only and when you fill them with garden soil they tend to de shape,Management of these is very very difficult.So I would suggest to go for packing boxes of some cheap wood rather than buying these plastic pots.

The actual size of the grow bag is 20*11*8 inches... I am keeping it as i do not have patience of sending it back...

Disappointed... wrong size discription..they are small..and the quality of material is very thin.. don't buy...I bought from another company they are much much better then these grow bags...👎👎

Bags are study but when they are filled with soil and manure they get shaped-out. The tender plants are dying in the cracks that got generated due to the shape out. Also , the bags look ugly after watering , overall these are not well thought bags. I bought circle shaped bags of the same material , they are absolute better ones. Attached images, to give more awareness , pls check and decide before you spend money.

Pros1. ConceptCons1. Zero Hold of Side Body2. Cord is not Sturdy enough to hold soil on the long sides hence roots will not hold.3. Holes are in 4 corners but at the height of 1 inch so water will stay in the bottom and possiblity of Root RotSolutions1. Can add wooden sticks on the sides to make it strong enough.2. Keep it at walls or surround it with other bags or pots for it to hold.Final VerdictThough it could have been nice product, it's a design disaster where as round bags would be much better design wise and space wise and common sense wise

They're strong and big and fill up a lot of soil. I'm planning on buying more so hopefully the brand keeps its quality. So far I've tried the 18 inch round ones and the rectangle ones both of which were great. I liked the round ones more because they hold the shape better and the rectangle ones just tend to sort of fall apart at sides and you have to shape soil with your hands or provide support so it maintains the shape. The bigger one though, like everyone else noted is very big and probably good for a small tree and uses a lot of soil to fill up.