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JERIA 8-Pack 7 Gallon Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots with Handles, Heavy Duty Thickened Nonwoven Grow Pots with 8 Pcs Plant Labels

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Size: 7 Gallons


Style: 8 Pack


Features

  • PAKAGE: 8 pack 7 gallons grow bags with 8 pcs plant labels. 7 gallons pot dimensions: 13" Diameter 12" Height.
  • Material:High quality nonwoven fabric, BPA-free.
  • Easy to transplant: The soft, light, breathable and durable bag with sturdy handle straps allows easy and safe moving. Decreased risk of transplant shock.
  • Excellent Protection: It Provides Water drainage through the soil to eliminate over watering. Keeps plant warmer in winter and cooler in the summer.
  • Premium quality: Can be washed reused and stored for future use.

Material: Nonwoven Fabric


Color: Black


Special Feature: Drainage Hole


Style: 8 Pack


Planter Form: Bag


Material: Nonwoven Fabric


Color: Black


Special Feature: Drainage Hole


Style: 8 Pack


Planter Form: Bag


Shape: Round


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor, Indoor


Mounting Type: Floor Standing


Product Dimensions: 13"D x 13"W x 12"H


Brand: JERIA


Capacity: 7 Gallons


Number of Pieces: 8


Pattern: Solid


Included Components: Label


Item Weight: 0.66 Pounds


Size: 7 Gallons


Item Weight: 10.6 ounces


Manufacturer: JERIA


Date First Available: June 14, 2019


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    • Really Nice
These 10 gallon bags are strong and thick. These are nice! Will be buying more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025 by Myboys07
    • Good size, they look sturdy.
I got the 5 gallon bags. I have not used fabric planters before, so durability remains to be seen. They look pretty sturdy, and the handles help move them around when full. The price is excellent, if they turn out to last longer than one season.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024 by Sofia Stafford
    • GREAT, BUT BEWARE! MAY REQUIRE CONSTANT WATERING!
I got these to use in my "lazy lady's vegetable garden". I laid down a plastic tarp, used fence panels that get shoved into the ground, put these planters on top of large tiles left over from a construction project. (Tiles are optional.) Filled the planters with a combination of soil and composted manure. I also got some snap-together plastic trellises that can be configured in different ways, so you can change them as the plants grow and you realize what support you need. I stuck these directly into the dirt in the planters. They seem surprisingly stable in that application. Once planted (tomatoes, zucchini & cucumbers), everything was fine. But now the plants are big and it has been very hot in Central NY. Because the planters are porous on every side, they dry out faster than if they were in the ground or a non-porous container. If you have the time to water daily--or even twice daily if it's very hot and dry--these planters are great. I also used some for basil; those are doing fine, too. (A passing thunderstorm does not provide enough water, especially for plants that require a lot of water, like cucumbers and zucchini.) I love these things! After the season, I'll put them in the garage. Next spring, I'll work in more compost. Also, your soil is likely to compress, so you should feel free to pretty much fill the planters at planting time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by skangirl
    • Easy to use 3 gallon grow bags
I decided to try these grow bags since they were a better price point. I was very pleased with the size and the quality of the material with the handles to move them around. These are a good option for my growing plants and make it easier to move them around. Looking forward to seeing how the plants do with how often they need watering. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by Sandra Merwin
    • Pleased with how well they work to grow vegetables
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First time using these fiber grow bags. Growing tomatoes, potatoes, bush beans, and squash in them. The plants seem to like them ok. I have colored bags but they don't look good as the soil bleeds through the bag so these black ones will be the ones i will always use, as they look fine now a couple months into the growing season. in these pictures you see a dwarf cherry tomato and a potato plant, then two potato plants and an early girl tomato and then an heirloom tomato and another potato plant. The potatoes are russet, yellow, red and purple skinned. i will say that at this point i have to water the bags (10 gallon) every day or the bigger plants wilt. But that isn't too big of a hassle. Probably i will go with metal raised beds next time for these types of plants or go to 15 gallon black fiber bags. but all in all this was a good experience and i am pleased with the results so far. by the way i live in a cooler climate so the tomatoes aren't jumping in size like when i lived in a warmer climate but time will tell how it all goes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
    • The hold dirt and plants.
They do exactly what they are supposed to do. They are very sturdy. I have had a few outside for about 6 months now with plant in them and they are holding up just fine. No noticeable deterioration or anything. The handles are strong and support the weight of the dirt and plant.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Noma Datheart
    • Perfect Size
I’m using these to Re-transfer some of my berry plants in them. They were in smaller containers. They work out fine.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024 by sandra jackson
    • They get really dry!
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Okay.. on the one hand these are amazing. I love that I've been able to make adjustment to the garden and move things around but on the other hand they dry out so badly that I have to water them multiple times a day... and they are still so dry... they repel water. I've tried wine bottles in terracotta garden spikes which helped but didn't solve the issue and now I'm recently trying something new... I'm putting trashbags around the bottom and filling it with water to see if it will help. I'll probably continue to use these for things like Potatoes but everything else... not so sure. It was super nice for zucchinis since I always overcrowd them... this way I can just move them further apart. Great idea for sure. Otherwise... This year in these bags (5 and 10 gallon) I've done cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, onions, potatoes, zucchini, kale, turnips, beets, chard, corn, potatoes, & butternut squash. I bought a total of 40 bags to do this with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022 by Cindie O. Cindie O.

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