Grow Bags 5 Gallon, Vegetables/Flower/Plants Growing Bag,300G Thickened Nonwoven Heavy Duty Aeration Fabrick Pots with Handles

Amazon's logistics service is really good, I received these grow bags on the third day.I don't know if these grow bags can grow potatoes, but I know it is a good choice for growing tomatoes and pepper trees.The growing environment for potatoes requires 11-15 inches of soil. I don't know if that window can really take out potatoes like the description and pictures, I hope it is true and reliable.I am professional in growing potatoes, so I give the following suggestions, I hope to be useful to friends:First: Spread about 8 inches of soil on the bottom of the planting bag, and then put 3 sprouted golf-size potatoes into the soil. Cover with 2 inches of soil and water. Keep in a well-ventilated place. When the seedlings reach 5-8 inches, fill the whole bag with soil. Water once every three days to satisfy the growth of the potatoes.If conditions permit, I will update the product evaluation content after three months, so that more friends can truly understand the practicality of this potato grow bags.

I purchased  4 pack 5 gallon grow bags on March. My mom stays with me. She likes to do some garden work. To be honest, it’s my first time to use fabric bags. In my backyard, there are a lot of plastic pots. My mom said her friends recommended kinds of fabric spots. Plants can have good breath and grow more healthy in these fabric spots.The handles are very steady enough. I can’t believe these grow bags can fill with up to 30LB. I had plantEd some broccoli , but I think 5 gallon grow bags are not big enough to plant 2-5 broccoli. It’s too crowd. So I try onion. My kids like onions, so I put 2 onion bulbs in the soil. Because of the cold temperature, I move them indoor. Perfect. I am not sure if it can plant potato. But maybe in the future I will try after these onions grow up.

I bought this 5 gallon grow bags a month ago. Amazon Logistics is really good in the COVID-19 period. It shows that you can receive the product 5-7 days after ordered. Finally I have received these grow bags in three days.The COVID-19 is too serious recently. Instead of use them immediately,I left them in the sun until I opened the package the next day, and then dried them for another three days.These 5 gallon grow bags are really good, thick and should be very strong. But I still bought organic soil from Home Depot. I was afraid that the soil in the back garden was too heavy to damage the bags. I have planted rose and hydrangea with the two grow bags in the period. Now they are very festive. The leaves are green and green. The rose has bud that would soon blossom.The children look at these two cute plants are happy smiled. I plan to plant cucumber and loofah with two other grow bags.I hope the harvest season will come soon. ^ _ ^

These are good cloth pots. Good, but not great. They have no handles (these are the first cloth pots I have ever ordered, so I didn't realize how convenient handles are). My biggest issue is dirt pulls from the sides and then when you water, these cloth pots leak. Water comes out the sides and close to the bottom. The other cloth pots I have do not leak at all. I am not sure if this is normal or not, so I am not really dinging them over it. Just wanted to point it out for anyone who is new to these pots...

Pro:I absolutely like these bags! Since we need to stay at home, I brought some grow bags from different websites. These are thicker than others, durable, no worry about break.Cons:The sizes seem not correct. Missing about 1/3 gallons.Because of great value and quality! I kept them and would like to buy more!

These came at an awesome price and the quality is very good as far as material and stitching. They were about $15 for a 4 pack when I bought em in April 2020. They ran out right after I got mine which kind of stinks so I hope they come back in stock soon. Would definitely recommend.

Great size, sturdy material, exactly as it seems. Very decent price as well as fast delivery. The black color is simple and nice. I got these because stone/terra-cotta/ceramic pots tend to get too expensive, especially for 5 gallon sizes. These are a very good and much cheaper replacement

These bags might hold between three and four gallons and are quite a bit smaller than the other 5 gallon bags I have in my container garden (which do not hold as much soil as a plastic 5-gallon bucket).I kept them anyway because four of my plants were from seed labeled Red Robin Cherry tomato (an 8-12 inch plant requiring an 8-10 inch pot) and had all grown 40+ inches and become root-bound. The plants were in distress, requiring multiple waterings each day, developing young tomatoes resembling beefsteak, and stopped producing new blossoms. They had to have more soil, so I kept the bags and transplanted those plants. In the past, I have grown tomatoes in 3-1/2-gallon buckets, so although I have no idea which variety of tomato these four plants actually are (I have relabeled them "Not-Cherry Tomatoes.), they will grow in these not 5-gallon grow bags.