JERIA12-Pack 7 Gallon, Vegetable/Flower/Plant Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots with Handles (Black), Come with 12 Pcs Plant Labels

I purchased these fabric grow bags in both the 10-gallon and 5-gallon sizes to create a container garden that I could move between my preschool and home over the summer. This was my first time growing in fabric bags, and I was really impressed with how easy they were to use and fill.In the large 10-gallon bag, we grew potatoes with just one plant, and they thrived! We had a bountiful harvest, and the fabric made watering simple—you could see how deep the water was soaking based on the visible wetness on the bag. The excess water drained out naturally, helping prevent overwatering. The sturdy handles made the bag easy to move when the soil was dry, though freshly watered plants were a bit heavy (but still manageable). Growing potatoes in these bags was especially convenient since harvesting was much easier—no lost potatoes!The 5-gallon bags were equally useful. We successfully grew herbs, vegetables, and flowers, often planting multiple plants per bag. I loved that I could move them around to optimize growing conditions, like relocating cooler-weather plants to shadier spots to extend their season.Overall, these fabric grow bags exceeded my expectations. They retained moisture well without requiring extra watering, provided excellent drainage, and were sturdy enough to move as needed. They folded up neatly at the end of the season for storage. I would highly recommend them for container gardening!

I was very surprised at the quality of these vegetable bag containers. I ordered these in the 7 gallon containers as I read a couple of reviews that stated that the five gallons were smaller than five gallons.I mixed dirt and compost in a 5 gallon bucket and poured them into the sacks. I can tell you, that these are true seven gallon containers. I still have plenty of room left to add more dirt.Once you get these filled, it is so easy to move them anywhere you want to. I was worried that when I picked them up by the straps that the plants or the dirt would shift. I'm very happy to say that everything stayed put as should have, but I will say I was careful moving them.Compared to 5 gallon containers, these are wider and have less depth. I actually like that a lot, as I was able to get two tomato plants in several of these vegetable bags.I normally use five gallon plastic buckets that I drill holes in for vegetables, but they have gotten so high in price that this seem like a perfect alternative.The strap is sewn on and attached to the bag securely. I don't see it ever coming apart. The bags are thick and I don't ever see these tearing from weight either.Overall this was a excellent purchase, and from now on I will no longer be using buckets, as this is the way to container garden. The value in these bags is tremendous, and the quality is excellent. This makes container gardening so much easier and more affordable if you want to do a lot of plants.

They work great for planting larger peppers and tomato plants. You get quite a few of these for your money.

Bags are well made, and the handles really help in moving them around. Have used over 50 bags so far and no issues.

These are great for my new baby berry bush. I wanted to start getting them to grow but expect to move soon so I did not want to plant them in the ground yet.They are perfect for potato's and tomato's as well! They have got to great use so fat!

Light , cheap, and exactly what I was looking for.

We are on the third year of use of of these bags. They grow great tomatoes. They work best if you partially bury them in the ground.

I am surprised how sturdy the gardening bags are. The quality is good, just the right thickness, and easy to clean if you wanted to spray or wash them. The is no drainage holes but the bags soaks up the water. I wanted to plant some veggies but have a small space to use so I was able to plant my garden in these bags and put them in my four shelf greenhouse. It is functional for me and the space I have to grow fresh veggies or plants.