Grassroots Fabric Pot 5 Pack | Grow Bag for Plants Indoors | Living Soil Planter Pots for Outdoor Plants (10 Gallon)

The media could not be loaded. These pots are well made and last forever! I’ve been using a 100 gallon in the Grassroots fabric pots for quite a while and it stands up to the elements! Obviously what sets grassroots apart is the durability and the liner on the inside which ends approx. 3 inches above the bottom, which helps direct plant root growth, air prune roots, prevent water leakage, and prevent plants from getting root bound easily. After seeing what a great price these were, I decided to purchase the 5 pk of the 20 gallon Grassroots Fabric pots. These live up to the same standards set by the 100 gallon plus I can actually pick these up when filled with soil. Although they can easily weigh upwards of 100 lbs when filled with dense soil. These pots combine the air pruning benefits of a fabric pots and the durability of plastic and removes the annoying leakage issue. Overall highly recommend, money well spent.

These grow bags are super!! My tomato plants love them, looks like we have a bumper crop by the amount of blooms!!!

I've grown stuff in fabric pots for years, and decided to give these a try this season. The growing season is over and I'm so happy I bought another set for my fall season. They are a bit more expensive than the cheap fabric pots I had been using but they really are much better.I like fabric pots because they are light, easy to store in the off-seasons, and don't get brittle in the sun like cheaper plastic pots. But, the dirt in traditional fabric pots dries out really quickly in the sun. The extra liner in these pots and the lighter color seem to help hold in a bit more moisture than the black fabric pots I have been using. And less water is lost down the side when giving them a good soaking.One of the benefits I've seen of fabric pots is developing better root systems vs traditional pots. I was concerned the lining would be going backwards in that regard but the plants I grew in these pots seemed just as healthy or healthier than my other fabric pots so I'm no longer concerned. I also saw concern that these did not have handles like most other fabric pots. For the size I have (5 gallon) I don't miss the handles at all. But I could see where handles would be useful for something that weighs a bit more.Something to be aware of, the lighter color will get darker and dirty on the bottom 1/3 of the pot. I expected this and it does not bother me. But if you like the nice light color it likely won't stay that way. There's a reason most fabric pots are black.

I like the new and improved living soil fabric pots from Grassroots because of their ability to distribute water evenly throughout the pots.

These were a recommendation from Brian of NextLevelGardening. They may be a bit pricey but worth every dime.Great drainage, there is a plastic on the inside which helps to maintain the moisture.Pictured above is the 5gal size.I bought a few other brands which I am returning because I am watering them 2-3 times a day in the summer heat.Im in a zone 11a areas it get ready hot in the summer and pretty cold in the winter which makes these bags awesome!

so far I am liking these pots for my tomatoes

I first heard about these grow bags on You tube. I’m a huge fan of Next Level Gardening and Brian recommended them and explained why he liked them. I had tried the 5 gallon bucket for tomatoes and potatoes but I was disappointed in both cases. They worked but I wouldn’t say they worked well. I bought 5, & 10 gallon bags, I also bought 7 gallon bags and 10 gallon tall bags from a different company. All you need to do is feel them to realize that they are thicker and sturdier.the lining on the upper sides allows the water to travel all the way to the bottom before any excess runs out. So you know that the soil is thoroughly moist. I purchased some last year to try out and was so impressed I ordered a few more to make sure I don’t run short. The fact is I like them so well I just transplanted my small blueberry bush into one.

Better then any other material pots. My tomatoes seem to be happy in them.