Gardzen 10-Pack 5 Gallon Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots With Handles

Easy to use and value for momey

Great for growing tomatoes in greenhouse

As described, excellent to move due to handles once filled.

Nothing special about these. They are of decent thickness and quality.

Great product in principle. But very variable quality. We bought several packs , some were thick fabric , others very thin.

10lt bags are thinner than the previous ones I purchased (from a different supplier). Holding them up this becomes very apparent. The handles stretch when the grow bag is moved. I have concerns as to how long these bags will last. When filled these are a bit too heavy for me now as well, so if you are considering buying this product, or similar, consider that aspect as well. 5lt bags are a great size, thickness of fabric is good and handles are strong. I have purchased 2 more packs since

Nice and strong grew Tomatoes and cucumbers in them over the summer and now they are full of bulbs for the spring definitely recommend. PS I never give 5 stars reviews

Not deep enough

If I could give this 10 stars, I would! If you are transplanting tomatoes, and wondering if these containers will work, read on.... First, I wasn't sure about these bags. How are fabric bags going to look, how are they going to hold up, and what the heck size do I use for my sprawling tomato plants? Am I going to need so much soil that it's going to break the bank? I went with the 7 gallon size. My plants were previously in pots that were 10" and 12". They were about 3' tall and getting so bushy and heavy I had to wrap string around them to keep the outer branches from breaking. In doing so, I could now barely see the tomatoes hidden inside the foliage! I purchased a set of 20 - 7 gallon sized plant bags. And I must say, this ended up being the PERFECT solution for my tomatoes! Each transplant took exactly 1 cubic foot bag of soil. I simply filled up each bag 1/3 full, placed the tomato plant on top in the center, and poured the rest of the soil on top, spreading it around and tucking it down the sides. And WOW what a difference! I highly recommend moving them before watering, as they get pretty heavy! But those handles? They hold up great and do a beautiful job of making moving them much easier! I transplanted these 10 days ago and my plants have TAKEN OFF! They are now racing over the height of the 48" stakes! (See height of plants in before and after photos). I also ordered the 48" plant stakes here on Amazon, they are metal with a plastic protective coating. And 12" stake arms, which allowed me to easily connect the stakes. I ordered a set of 50 stakes for 46$, and 3 sets of 20 arms for 8$ a set. Larger plant varieties got 4 stakes each, and others got 3. Both setups worked BEAUTIFULLY! Not only do they look SO NICE, but this has provided them excellent support, room to grow and spread out, and it has also opened up each plant so that the bees can actually get to the flowers to fertilize, and the tomatoes previously hidden inside can now be reached by the sunlight! These bags are not only beautiful, economical, practical and easy to use, but they are STURDY! Because of their shape and wide base, my plants don't tip over in heavy winds anymore! And they have stood up to 10 days of storms and torrential NC rains and haven't budged or lost their shape! As an avid gardener, finding these bags is a real game changer! I will no longer have a bunch of mismatched pots that I'm trying to find on sale at different places. This looks professional and clean! Mt backyard looks like a nursery! I can not recommend this product enough! These bags are literally PERFECT in every way and I would not change a thing!

10 pack - 15 Gallon bags This will be my 15th year outdoor grow in zone 5B, over the years I have used many different brand bags and have learned a lot, I will share with you why I think these Gardzen 15 Gallon bags are the best for a single plant one season grow... - When you are choosing a grow bag the most important thing to consider is if you growing a single plant or multiple plants in the same bag, if you want a bag to grow multiple vegetables plants in then the width of the bag is much more important than the height. If you are growing a single plant the depth of the bag is the most important factor - The fact that most sellers tell you they are reusable is only relevant to what you are growing, this defines if you need to look at a 300G vs a 500G weight fabric bag. Personally I grow a single plant in each 15 gallon bag that I expect to reach at least 8' in height. The root structure of an 8' herb plant (if grown correctly) will completely fill a 15 gallon bag, often pushing roots out the sides and bottom of the bag If you have the time and will, yes you can try to recover the grow bag, but with such an extensive root structure it's really not worth it, so I just throw them away (soil and all) and start from fresh on my next season planting with new bags and soil - Gimmick bags with grommets should be avoided, if you are focused on LST your efforts should be during your initial two months of seed growth indoors, where topping and fimming have the most impact in respect to your yield. And since I plan on throwing these bags away after my outdoor grow season is over I have no problems poking holes in them if I want to add additional LST cable training when they are in an early outgrow period These Gardzen 15 gallon bags have a height of 14.5", the overall volume is equal to any other 15 gallon bag on the market, but I have never seen a 15 gallon bag with this height, most are 12" at the most... and again I tell you the height of the bag is the most important factor for large single plant growth and root expansion for a single season outdoor grow If you grow like me, consider your grow bags a single season investment, and these Gardzen's are the best for single season quality and also for price per bag I already placed my order for 2026, I hope this info helps you in your grow

Fanno il loro lavoro come vasi, li ho presi per il loro prezzo competitivo anche se preferisco di gran lunga i classici vasi rigidi. In ogni caso come rapporto qualitá/prezzo consiglio comunque questi vasi. Ormai quelli in plastica (per non parlare di quelli in terracotta) hanno prezzi esagerati.

great

So far these are a winner, sturdy, good handles so easy to move around and perfect for the greenhouse. Will see how they hold up at the end of the season.