49 Pockets Hanging Planter Bags, Hanging Vertical Wall Mounted Plant Planting Grow Bags, Herb Garden Planter Outdoor Indoor Growing Bag, Gardening Vertical Greening Flower Container(1m×1m, Black)

Easy to hang. Sturdy mayerial

Connect them w zip tiesSuper easy

Held up to the weight of filling all pockets with dirt and strawberry plants. Doesn’t side is that it drains so well that the dirt dries out quickly. Thus killing the plants if you don’t water twice a day.

I discovered an easy way to load this hanging planter with soil. Take two plastic cups. Cut the bottom off of one of them, slide it into a pocket and use the 2nd cup to fill it lift the 1st cup out, gently leaving the soil in the pocket. Works great. Sturdy material. Looks like it’ll last a few years at least.

I originally bought this for growing herbs indoor, and I got my seeds to sprout and than I moved them to different pockets, they were doing good at first but than suddenly died, but the plants I haven’t planted are still growing, and I’ve noticed my succulents are growing roots, and thriving in this

Smaller than expected I would not purchase again.

We were surprised at how sturdy the vertical hanging wall was able to be affixed to the wall. It feels sturdy without us, having to have stuck a ton of nails into the wall. The plants that are in the wall seem to be angled out slightly to where they are receiving optimal light for the location that they’re in, and we have discovered that even though the pockets were a little too large for the tiny succulents, we found that we were able to easily add two or three succulents into the pocket without too much problems. We were originally concerned about the wetness. The wall might receive behind the vertical planter, but I’ve been surprised at how we haven’t had any water get onto the wall behind it. I don’t know if that’s because of how we water but we are surprisingly impressed.

This product is not designed for indoor use as described; in hindsight this should have been apparent from the images. The felt is not waterproofed on the back so in order to use on an interior drywall wall you need to create your own waterproofing (sheets of plastic work). You also need a catchment system for dripping after watering (a wall-mounted gutter works). These are adjustments you can create yourself if you're handy, but the product on its own is not ready for indoor use. After about two weeks of watering the felt system began to mold. Obviously soil contains mold and micro organisms but the mold spread throughout the felt system itself. This would work for outdoors but really is not suitable for indoor use.