Smart Pot Soft-Sided Fabric Garden Plant Container Aeration Planter Pots, 10 Gallon, 5 Pack, Black

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Great for above ground gardenning ! They work perfectly, as described.

This item was purchased for the Sustainability instructor at our university. It appears to do everything that it advertised with good quality.

I am using these to grow sweet potatoes. If my potatoes grow as well as they did last year, one slip per bag will fill the bag to capacity. The potatoes will be much easier to dig, just dump the bag out, pick out the potatoes and p UT the dirt back in. I also have them growing on the edge of a 5 foot high deck, so the vines serve as a decorative plant, hanging over the edge while they are growing.

These are pretty decent. I've never grown stuff in bags like this before, so I tried these out even though they were fairly expensive. Quality seems good. I have my potatoes in them, and they're already sprouting nicely. My understanding is the material keeps things moist, but you can't easily overwater. That seems to be true. So why not 5 stars? Well, I wound up needed more of these pots, so I tried another brand (Milliard) to compare. The Milliard bags are the exact same size, the exact same thickness, and appear to be the same quality in all ways, except they were about 20% less in cost, and they also included handles. I mean, I might have to update my review a year from now to say that the other brand fell apart and these held up, but from what I've seen so far, they appear identical in build quality and material. edit: as of November 2017, both these and the Milliard bags held up identically, they both are pretty much as good as new.

I have invested in over a hundred of these for my survival vegetable garden. These are holding up well and the size is adequate for most crops. I use the 10-gallon containers for tomatoes and peppers.

These really do work! I bought these skeptically but I am growing very successfully zucchini, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots and green beans in them. Make sure you buy a big enough container for the right vegetable. The only downside to having these is that each year it's going to cost money to rebuy potting soil... Unless I can figure a way to store the old soil somewhere but it might be worth it to avoid having all the wildlife eat my veggies and so not have to weed!

My plants are so far growing better than last year. Easy to use and easy to move!