BLOOMSPECT 5-Pack 2 Gallon Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots, Heavy Duty Thickened Nonwoven Plant Container with Handles

Of all the sets of bags i bought this year these bloomspects bags are tied wth another brand. Which honestly i feel like they may be made at the same place. But these are top notch. Great size. capacity is in dry quarts. So dont use liquid measurements. They are true to the listed dimensions. But you should use the size not the capacity for better accuracy and to figure out if the will suit your needs.Overall the handles on these have held up nicely. They lasted an entire grow season with no failures. Have survived being washed in a washer on delicate. But i recommend hand washing so you dont make a muddy mess like i did in your washer.

This is the third time I've tried to get 2 gallon fabric pots. I've ordered different brands each time in the hopes that one would actually be 2 gallons. These are by far the smallest ones of the three. These may be 1 gallon, but just barely. No where near 2 gallons. Unfortunately I need them now, as I have several trees saplings that need to be potted and I can't waste time returning and reordering more from another brand yet again.

I bought these specfically because I wanted a 2 gallon with taller dimension. The add lists 10" height but the actual height is 8" like all the other 2 gallon fabric pots available.Update: The vendor has corrected the size dimensions on the ad and has reached out to replace the item with larger dimensions. Based on the committment from the vendor to help customers be satisfied and the actual quality of the unit recieved, updating the rating.

I have never heard of this, but I am new to gardening; more than just tomatoes. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality for the price. 5 bags, with handles, nicely constructed and easy and great to use. Is porous enough to allow excess water to drain, and you have 5 bags for 5 different herbs or veggies. I just received these and planted my seeds, so I have no concrete results to reports, however, these did not disappoint. The other nice thing is that you can reuse these. Rinse out with water hose, and leave in sun to dry...good to go for next planting season. Do yourself a favor (especially if you are new to growing . It certainly saves a lot of money on terra cotta pots and saucers.

I am disabled but I love to garden. I have really acidic soils due to planted pine and spruce trees. I cant dig or till to amend the soil so this year I ordered some grow bags. I have a friend who has well aged composted cow manure that she is willing to give away. I filled the bags with wood chips, shredded paper, peet, and compost with a top dressing of alfalfa pellets for fertilizer. I've moved it all over my yard this winter. The handles on the bag make this easy because they are very durable and haven't ripped off of one yet. As soon as it is possible to plant I'll be filling them all with dirt and planting. Thanks for a great product than enables me to garden in spit of my disability. I'm so impressed with how the grow bag handled the winter, now I'll get some spring pictures of my grow bag garden.

I am so pleasantly surprised at how durable these 10 gallon fabric pots really are. I received mine a few weeks ago, mixed up my soil, and plopped in my onions. You can see in the pic that my onions are growing beautifully and they love this fabric pot. I also really like the way the planter doesn't hold in to much water. I know my plants have had enough when the water starts to escape from the bottom. My plants are still small, but I'm excited to see how the breathable fabric design will prevent my roots from getting bound up - I've been reading a lot about "air-pruning" that these pots are supposed to do. I have 5 of the 10 gallon size and I'll be planting tomato plants in the other 4 Bloomspect pots. I will definitely be purchasing more of these pots!!

This is my first season using grow bags, so I can't attest to their longevity. This brand of bags appeared sturdier than the other I ordered, and had supportive zigzag stitching at the top edge. This came at a cost, however, as other brands had 10 bags in a set vs the 5 here. As a side note, I found very little info on using grow bags on decks, so I had to improvise. We scavenged plastic heavy duty garage shelves (they call them ventilated shelves, available at HD and Lowes for around $40) and set the grow bags on these so water could drain off and the bags would not sit direectly on the deck. Hope this helps.

I did not like these pots and found them to be low quality. The material used is more like felt. I doubt that these were actually 3 gallon and I doubt that they would stand straight on their own once filled. As far as being reuse able, I doubt that also. I expected much more for what I paid for them. I returned them happily.