WHATWEARS Hanging Planting Grow Bags, 18 Pockets Hanging Vertical Wall Planter Wall Mounted Grow Bag Outdoor Indoor Gardening Vertical Greening Flower Container, Planting Bags(1.0 m × 0.5 m, Black)

WHATWEARS Hanging Planter Bags, 36 Pockets Hanging Vertical Wall Mounted Planter Planting Grow Bags, Gardening Vertical Greening Flower Container Plant Pouch Storage Bags(1m×1m, Green) was well packaged as I normally ask for one packaging if I order a lot of stuff. So there was no packaging waste; thankyou Amazon for enabling us to save the environment.The pouch is made of good material as of now but after some time will have to watch how long it will take. I am also watching my wall as the dampness my seep through. This is a very brilliant idea but me being a short person had to fix it low. Only wish we could divide the bag in two parts and some bigger pouches. I still have the worry of slugs and snail climbing walls so each morning have to look for their trails. As we have not really had some good rain in our part of the UK have to keep watering the Pouch Storage Bag.This idea is a real good one and if it does not spread damp through the wall will be very good to use even in the house as suggested by the manufacturer.

For mother's day and very happy with it, added some trellis behind it to support my mum is currently filling it with plants. Not sure how long it will last but seems fairly robust

First time trying vertical gardening. Fixed the panel to the back of my greenhouse which is South facing.Put a few handfuls of compost into sandwich bags and tucked into the pouches. Much easier and cleaner than directly filling each pouch. Planted up some mixed salad seedlings, doing great so far.

I am now using this grow bag for storage in the shed because I could not grow plants in it. The soil dries up very quickly and plants die. The fabric is wrong for it.

I like the idea of vertical gardens and these provide a solution BUT the pockets are too small to get sufficient compost in to support growth. The pockets dry out very quickly and getting water into the soil is not practical once the greenery appears. I lined each pocket with polythene to help hold moisture which helps but further restricts the amount of compost.

Bought this for strawberries. However, only the top 2 rows only seem to catch the never ending rain we get in the UK. I still have to water all the rest as they stay bone dry otherwise. Good item and great idea, just not sure it works for strawberries yet. Time will tell

It's easy to use - just a couple of screws on some trellis and it's up. Then it has twenty + pockets that you can fill with plants and greenary to hide anything you want to hide - in our case it was a huge water container, or just as an instant display.