VIVOSUN 5-Pack 1 Gallon Heavy Duty Thickened Nonwoven Fabric Pots Grow Bags with Handles
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Thursday, May 22
Color: Black
Size: 1 Gallon
Features
- Made of 300G thickened nonwoven fabric, reinforced and durable with sturdy handle straps.
- Provides aeration, enhancing root structure, resulting in a vigorous plant with more flowers and fruits and increased insect and disease resistance.
- Prevents circling roots and air-prunes the plant's root structure.
- Keeps plant warmer in winter and cooler in the summer.
- Can be reused and comes with 3-year warranty
Material: Nonwoven Fabric
Color: Black
Special Feature: Drainage Hole
Style: Garden
Planter Form: Bag
Shape: Cylindrical
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor, Indoor
Mounting Type: Floor Standing
Plant or Animal Product Type: Flower,fruit
Brand: VIVOSUN
Pattern: Solid
Assembly Required: No
Theme: Flowers & Plants
Finish Type: Moderately
Manufacturer: VIVOSUN
Item model number: 311001
Is Discontinued by Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 6, 2015
Product Dimensions: 6.4"D x 6.4"W x 7.9"H
Capacity: 1 Gallons
Number of Pieces: 5
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Size: 25 Gallons
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Vivosun growing bags are the only ones I've ever bought and I think they're great. The price is right and they last many years. I bought these the first time probably 6-years ago and use them every summer for growing tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, and garlic. Cucumbers don't do well in them, but this spring I grew lettuce just fine. I leave them outside all winter still filled with dirt (how do worms get in them?) and then in the spring replace the dirt with 50-50 old and new. Anyway, this spring for the first time a handle broke off from one bag. That's the first 'failure' I've experienced. But after 6 years, to me, that's ok. So I went ahead and bought another pack of 10-gallon containers for more tomatoes, etc., plus a pack of 7-gallon so see how my fall brocolli, cabbage, and brussel sprouts do in them.
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I purchased these garden bags to grow some watermelons because I ran out of space in my garden. I got the 25 gal. grow bags and they're huge! Like they require A LOT of dirt, so if you go this big, think about putting some rocks in first. Anyway, these bags are great because they are durable, movable, and look nice. Even with the hot summer, the color of the bag hasn't faded and the bag really holds its shape. Even though the bag is deceptively heavy when it's full of dirt, it's easy to move with the handles--they are really sown in there so you don't have to worry about the stitching or material ripping. Last, they compliment my garden and have helped me grow some awesome watermelons!
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Over the last 4 years, I've been buying these when the price goes down, growing in them for three. I have 1-to-10 and 20 gallons. Most of them stay out year-round (I live in zone 4/5, so they have gone through lots of freeze and heat.) The ones that can be carried easily are frequently moved in and out of the house when the weather is intending to kill what it can, so the handles have proven they can a lot of abuse. I've even moved the 20 gallon ones at least two to three times per season, with full grown plants and small trees--No problems at all. The only damage they've had was when I temporarily planted turmeric in three small ones, and a squirrel couldn't resist chewing holes through them to get to those sweet, sweet rhizomes. I caught it in the act, and literally shook my fist at it. Lesson learned--turmeric in big bags. I just patched the holes with bits of weed cloth sewn on the interior. I haven't bought any this year (they've gotten too pricey), so I can't account for a possible decline in quality, but I can see the ones I have lasting at least another three years without needing to be patched up or tearing a handle.
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