5-Pack 10 Gallon Grow Bags Heavy Duty Thickened Nonwoven Fabric Containers for Potato/Plant Growing Pots with Handles (Black)

The media could not be loaded. They are HUGE, but that's why I got them. They are cheaper than nursery pots the same size. Way cheaper. I got 5 20 gallon bags for the same price as one plastic 20 gallon nursery pot. And they drain water better from all sides and the bottom not just holes in the bottom of plastic. My plants have been thriving in them. And they are very easy to move inside and outside when it gets too cold at night or when it gets dark. They slide perfectly and have handles on both sides. I took a video showing two bags vs the same size plastic nursery pot.

These bags are awesome. I have them in 3,5, and 7 lb sizes. I got them for grow bags for my tropical houseplants, but now keep 2 of each size aside simply to use for washing stones, sand, etc for my aquarium and indoor plants. I am paranoid spreading infection so I wash any rocks I use in a plant pot before putting them on a new plant. I also wash any new rocks, sand, and gravel I bring in to ensure no hitchhikers. These sturdy bags have changed my life and made it easier to move plants around my house. I’ve also folded down some 5 and 7lb bags to give me a wide shallow pot for some plants. Works great. I saw someone mention their bag ripped when they picked it up to move it. I’d like to know what was in that bag, because these bags have held 30lb + worth of pea gravel And sand plus the water I was running through it AS I was moving it around and shaking it *by the handles* if it didn’t break then, I think it would have to be full of cement or maybe that persons pot was out in the sun and perhaps degraded? I haven’t used any of these bags in direct sunlight so I can’t say whether they hold up to the sun.

I don't know why it was so hard to find a bag that matches the dimensions listed for a 5gal fabric pot but it is true this was my 3rd attempt on Amazon and FINALLY I found a 5gal bag that delivered the measurements promised of 10 x 12. I am moving plants from one 3gal pot to these new 5gal fabric pots. The pot is well constructed and I love fabric pots in general as after watering the extra water runs off and the plant is not left water logged. After watering and dripping dry I transfer my pot to a decorative pot so it is pretty to look at. I also use these pots as an inside pot so that I do not overwater for ceramic or glazed pots that have no drainage hole. I fill the the bottom and side gaps with soil and cut the handles off (or the extra felt above the handles) and bury the rest with dirt on top. No one can tell and my plant has a layer of protection if I happen to give it too much water it won't "sit" in the water. Love these just because they do what they are suppose to do AND are the size listed. Def recommend!

I'm obsessed with grow bags, or fabric plant pots - whatever you want to call them. I've purchased a fairly ridiculous amount of them over the past year. After trying several brands (all of them were great, I don't have anything bad to say about any of them really) I'd have to say this is my favorite brand. The quality is great and the price is too good to pass on. I've purchased multiple sizes, and multiple packs of several sizes. The fabric is plenty thick and I like that the handles don't stand up and get in the way. Some pots have taller handles that stand up higher than the top edge of the bag. They're great for carrying the bag but also tend to fall in on the plant. It's really a matter of personal preference.Keep in mind, the "gallon" measurement of plant pots isn't an actual gallon. I've seen many reviewers on different bags complain about this issue. I used to try to understand it but gave up, figured it's not worth trying to understand especially since there doesn't seem to be a "standard" on dimensions (for example, I have 50 3-gallon plastic nursery pots and there are at least 10 different sizes in the mix). Measuring solids (soil for example) in gallons is subjective anyway so don't let yourself get hung up on that word. If you filled one gallon pot with sand and one with mulch-like soil amendment, you'd fit more cubic feet of sand in the sand pot than you would soil amendment in its pot. It's not as straight forward as a gallon of liquid. A gallon of water and gallon of milk will both be the same size and same volume.Edit: I've also purchased the 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 and 15 gallon bags from this seller. After reading so many reviews about the volume not matching the bag size I decided to do an experiment measuring my soil mixture into 5 gallon buckets before dumping it into the grow bags. The 10 gallon grow bag held 2 full 5 gallon "Homer" buckets of soil mixture with room for plants and topped with mulch.Edit #2: These are fantastic when you get an average to above average amount of rainfall. If you end up with a summer that's above average for heat and DRY (no rain for weeks), these are NOT good at all. It's impossible to keep them saturated enough for plants to do well. Even watering multiple times a day, the plants dried out and died. The bags also dry rotted and ripped apart when I tried to move them. The only plants that did well were the ones that I was able to fit into old kiddy pools, plastic saucers or dish pans. Something that I could fill with water and let the plants soak up water. I'm most disappointed by the dry rot though. I expected to be able to use the bags for more than one season. Oh well. Live and learn.

These Grow Pot systems are my latest go to!The 1 gal pots are perfect for starting & transplanting new seedlings & plants. They pots are well made, the handles are very secure & weigh next to nothing, making transport a breeze! This is especially welcome during storm & hurricane season when moving them, no more lugging heavy pots!!They are perfect for watering & allowing the air to circulate so you don’t over water. And easy to see when they need watering as I live in FL & the summer heat can dehydrate your plants easily. If you want to pretty them up just pop the whole thing into your decorative pots. Storage is fantastic! No more stacks of unused pots hanging around.The price is excellent & very affordable. I love them! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Excellently sturdy, if pricey, grow bags. If using them indoors or on a balcony, be careful that you understand their size correctly - they fold up very small, but when filled with dirt they become rather large.

These bags from Opulent removed all doubt I had and exceeded my expectations. The fabric is extremely durable. I was able to move the 20 Gallon bags multiple times over the summer and the handles are extremely secure. I used the 20L to grow both purple fingerling potatoes (small) and regular sized Russets and the yield volume and size per bag were impressive. Used 7 Gallon bags for acorn squash and green peppers and 3 Gallon for sage plants. Water drains well and does require watering a bit more frequently than when in the ground but that is expected considering the aeration it provides to the roots. End of season, simply brush off debris and place in the washer/dryer to be ready for next season. Highly Recommend Opulent brand, will have these for many veggie seasons to come.

Great line of bags, not a single loose thread, fabric does not smell, I am happy !

Well where do I start...well I started with the 3 gallon and first was impressed with the quality...I didn't want to dirty them up. Not to worry after reading that they were washable :) My other grow bags worked but I didn't exactly want to re-use them after getting so mucky.4 months in and my flowers and veg are loving it!! Cannot say more!! Love them!!

Strong material for the money good purchase price good quality