JNYONG 12-Pack 5 Gallon Thickened Non-Woven Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots with Handles

Excellent grow bags. A good size for tomato and pepper plants, accommodates root systems without wasting top soil and soil treatments. Bags are strong, grab handles and stitching are the same. Permeable fabric allows soil to breath and to release excess water. I put inexpensive plastic trays beneath them to catch excess and then act as a reservoir as soil drys and needs more moisture.

These are great for small gardens or people just starting out. I grew potatoes in these and small other items. The quality is great. Material thickness is good. I like that is water completely through. These are easy to move and the handles hold up well.

These really work well

The quality is good, it is portable, expensive, good appearance, thickness could be improved but it is not flimsy. Plants are growing. The size was a lot larger than expected. It is raining often and it is holding up well. It is very heated where it is placed so I would be keeping an eye on what I plant in it and if it is better for certain plants and trees.

We can’t recommend these grow bags more! 10/10. We’ve been using this 12-pack of 10-gallon thickened non-woven grow bags in our garden, and they’ve been fantastic! The fabric is durable, breathable, and allows for great drainage and root aeration. The handles make them super easy to move, even when full. They’re perfect for growing vegetables, herbs, or even flowers. We’ve had great results so far—highly recommend these for any home gardener looking for a flexible and reusable planting solution!

25 dahlias growing in containers and they cost me under $20 for 10. the plastic equivalent for all 25 was $321. just remember the black fabric of the grow bag and black of landscape fabric will raise the temperature of the soil which can effect your plants by cooking the roots. get beige bags instead. takes less time to soak the roots when hose watering and truly is root pruning

I've ordered multiple sizes of these and they have all been spot on quality wise. Just bought the 15 gallon size to plant carrots and radishes in. Rabbits seem too lazy to reach up and graze on the contents. They are a little wobbly for trees (seedlings) when the trees get bigger. When they topple over it's time to repot.

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