Coolaroo 4-Pack 2 Gallon Heavy Duty Plant/Vegetable/Herb/Fruit Breathable Fabric Grow Planter Pot Bags with Handles, Desert Sand

I have used many different brands of grow bags or fabric pots, and these are among my favorites. I like light colored bags so the roots don’t get so hot, but typical tan bags become covered in brown and green stains after watering, etc.It is still early, but so far these have held up well with less discoloration. They also have more of a finished presentable look overall compared to most grow bags which are more utilitarian.If you want a natural looking fiber, these are not for you. The material is a bit shiny and plasticky, but it works for me.

I am really impressed with these grow bags. Not only do they function very well but they look great.Construction /Durability:These are well constructed and have very well finished edges and and seams. the rim in particular is very well reinforced in addition to the handles. I feel like these can easily support 3x their capacity. (30lbs+) In addition I believe the material HDPE will outlast felt bags by several season.Function:These work great as grow bags and are the perfect size for herbs. I feel they do drain a bit faster than felt based grow bags which is great for delicate herbs and young plants.Great looking / other uses...Again these bags look like they could be decorative baskets. We are actually using one of these as semi-storage to storing seeds and all my sprouting supplies.Final thoughts:I highly recommend these bags for growing herbs and other plants that require good drainage. They should last several seasons and overall be more economical than the shorter lived felt bags.

- Made in China- Hose off and air dry to cleanThere's no specific mention of exactly what these are made of. It feels and looks like some kind of thick strand polyester or thin strand nylon. It feels sturdy and while the weave is fairly tight, it drains well which also means air can get in.I was sent the 2 gallon size, so the smallest of their products. I only need two of them at first, for scallions and asparagus. I'm hoping to keep both going year-round and, if it works, I'll use the other two.I think these are working just great. I'll update if I get any mold issues over time but so far I'm quite happy with them. If it does work out, I'm thinking about larger ones for potatoes and zukes.Don't forget to use the Smile.Amazon.com address - It's an Amazon program where many everyday things you buy will generate a small donation from Amazon to the charity of your choice at no cost to you. Info here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas

I am an avid container gardener. My whole yard is filled with pots, and potted plants, raised beds, and hanging baskets. I needed to replace some of my grow bags and saw the option for four small (2 gallons is tiny) grow bags. They arrived altogether in one plastic bag and I have them filled and ready for transplanting some small plants after the last frost. My only quibble is the material it is made of. Most grow bags are made from plastic, or the stuff you find produce shipped in bulk in (breathable but rip-stop) these bags seem to be more natural fiber. This is good because it is usually more environmentally friendly, but bad in that most grow bags I can get a few seasons of use out of them before they deteriorate. I do not expect these to last more than one season of planting.Overall, the handles are a nice touch so I can pick them up and move them easily. They breath and allow for water to drain well. I like these bags and will look for more in the future. Product free in exchange for an honest review.

I got put some seeds in these, so I am not sure yet how well they will grow, but what I can tell you so far is that they are light weight and sturdy. They seem to be of nice quality. I love the handles. It makes them easy to transport. You'll need to put a drip pan underneath as they will surely leak if you over water them. So far, I like them. If anything insane happens, I will post an update, but for now I'd say this is a thumbs up.