GreatBuddy6-Pack 5 Gallon Grow Bags with Handles – Heavy Duty Fabric Pots for Plants, Vegetables, Herbs, Strawberries, Thickened Planting Bags for Home Gardening Outdoor Urban Farming

These are thick and hold their shape really well. Holds water but drains well.

This is my second batch of these planter bags. Use them for starting trees for deer lease. They work great and are not expensive. The handles make them easy to carry.

This works great for my tomato plants because I can move them around if I need to and dont need to worry about digging the yard up for renting. They're a nice size and the handles are very durable. It takes approximately 1.5 regular bags of soil to fill each one up. They're nice and easy to store or fold up when not using them too.

These have been great in our garden. Strong and durable.

I do “container gardens” and raised garden beds because of all the wildlife around. Last year was my first time with container plants and I had amazing turnout. The year prior, I did plastic/ceramic pots for my veggies and had little to no success, but with these fabric containers I had bell peppers, banana peppers, jalapeños, and tomato’s producing abundantly. Of course there’s so many factors that could be in play here (soil, weather, watering, etc) but the fact that EVERY plant of mine thrived last year makes me feel confident in these fabric containers. (My Brussels sprouts were an outlier, I planted too late in the season though)

These seem to be well made I think I might get several seasons use out of them the handles are sturdy and can take the weight of a full bad. I would certainly buy again. I think I would also buy bigger bags maybe 10 gallon.

Works perfect for my plants. Definitely upheld.

Great for starting plants indoors or being able to move them around but the size is not correct. 5 gal was barely a 3 gal bag. Can’t use it for what I wanted and have to order bigger size.