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These are the first grow bags I have used, and I love them! They are the perfect size for growing small plants like tomatoes, bell peppers, herbs, flowers, and more. The material is very well-made and sturdy. I have had these for several months now and they have held up nicely through scorching heat, direct afternoon sunlight, drought, and frequent watering. I especially like that they have handles, which are also holding up very well, so I can move them around when needed.The only drawback and I have noticed this is true of all grow bags, is that the soil dries out A LOT faster than with in-ground or other planters.They are a great deal for the price, and I would buy them again!

Perfect for my patio, growing seeds in a small space became much easier with these bags. Lots of space for the plant and the materials very durable. Easy to carry and doesn’t leak. Would definitely buy another set in the future.

I originally thought a pack of 10 would be a lot, but I've already filled them and have ordered a second set. These are strong, sturdy bags with well-sewn handles on them for ease in moving them around. The material is thick but breathes well and drains well. I have moved my mint plants into these because they quickly outgrew the pots I had them in. The mint is much happier in its new roomy environment. I've also got cilantro planted in a few of these because cilantro is sensitive to too much heat and although I want these plants to get the sun they need, I like that I can simply move these out of the direct sun if it gets too warm here. I've also used these 5-gallon grow bags for certain herbs that could easily take over my vegetable garden. Some herbs seem to do better in a space of their own and these bags are perfect for my sage, dill and rosemary. This is the second year I have used grow bags and all my plants seem to do much better in these grown bags and any in-ground garden I have ever planted.

Ordered these bags in several sizes and I really like the size and quality of these 7 gallon bags. In my opinion a good mid size for some tomato varieties and berries or other nightshade plants where 5 is too small and 10g feels a little overkill.Fabric is on the thicker side and the handles are well stitched and double reinforced. Good for frequently moved pots.Good experience with these bags so far

I have never planted before and for the 10pk 5 gallon bags:We first used these around May 2024 after germinating the seeds. The picture shown is on May 19 2024. The most recent is July 17 2024. As you can see, they grew just fine! We grew Dollar Tree seeds: pickling cucumber and sugar baby watermelon. We also bought those $5 tomato plants and planted them in when they were so small, from WalMart. We had some sprouting small little potatoes and planted those as well.We just harvested our first tomatoes yesterday! And our watermelons and cucumber are growing really well! The water goes right out the bottom too. I've been watering them until I see water come out, to make sure they are getting enough.They also hold tomato cages pretty well!We also have 2 cucumber plants in one and they grew out so long despite being 2 plants in 1 grow bag. Although, we did have to remove watermelon plants, so only 1 was in the bag, since I am not sure they were growing properly (probably fighting for water and nutrients).We also initially had them way in the back, but they weren't getting enough sun, so we were very easily able to move them!All in all, I would really recommend these - great for smaller spaces, being portable, and really does help with water flow!

Someone gifted me some Jerusalem artichokes and comfrey and I didn’t know what to do with them. They needs to be in big pots. I ordered these and the plants kept springing up in the fall and winter and are coming up this spring. So far I like these better than plastic or terra cotta pots.

Worked great. They are about 13 inches in diameter and about 12 inches tall. Plants grew really well this year, maybe because of using these bags instead of plastic pots. Have to water more because of evaporation through the sides but I think it makes for better plants. The black color did not collect heat when in the full day sun as far as I could tell.I think these are better than 5 gal bags and better than 5 gal buckets because they are a little shorter and wider and allow for aeration via the sides which is what the roots like. I'm not sure what material these are made of but they are plenty strong enough to move the plants around by the handles.

Very happy with this purchase. The bags don't weight much themsleves, but seem very sturdy. The sides aren't as tall as I expected, but they are plenty wide. I distributed 2 cubic ft of potting soil between the 3 bags. Thank you and happy gardening all!