Specs
Root Pouch pot sizes are available in five longevities:- 15-18 month
- 18-24 month
- 3-4 year
- 4-5 year
- 5-6 year
- Reduces wind blow over
- Prevents roots from circling
- Can be used with potting machines
- Stacks great on trucks for shipping
- No trunk wrap needed - no sharp edges
- Great for above ground growing
- Great for pot in pot field liners
- Creates dense fibrous roots
Product Benefits
Overall Benefits:- Pots can be washed, sterilized & re-used
- Creates insulation from winter cold
- Allow roots to cool in summer heat
- Allows air and water to freely pass
- Great with drip systems and overheads
- Decreases risk of transplant shock
- Perfect for aquatic plants
- Will withstand UV rays
- Stronger healthier starts
- Better use of water and nutrients
- Quicker growing times
- Better drainage
- Pots will breakdown in landfills - unlike their fabric and plastic counterparts
- Made of 100% recycled materials
- Leaves a smaller carbon footprint
- Reduces amount of plastic water bottles entering the landfills
- Does not require one drop of new fossil fuel to create
- Requires less fuel to ship than plastic, less transportation costs to you
- Requires 40% less storage than plastic
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Review Summary (Based on 22 Reviews)
- Overall Rating: 5/5
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Customer Reviews
These bags are the PERFECT solution for growing potatoes. I purchased 10 of the 25 gallon bags. I dug a hole the same size as the bag and about a foot deep and placed the bag in the hole (I rolled the sides down). I mixed the dug soil with manure and put that in the bag and planted the potatoes (about one pound seed potatoes per bag). Once the potatoes started growing, I rolled the sides of the bag up and kept adding soil. It is a great way to hill them. Harvest was VERY easy! We dumped a bag into the wheelbarrow and were able to get every potato! We had no problem with the bags drying out, maybe because they were partially in a hole. These worked so well, I ordered 10 more for this year!
Decided to try instead of using terra cotta. Works just as well if not better. Aside from being cost effective, it also has the additional benefit of not having the weight of terra cotta. Allows the soil to breath better, decreasing the chance for disease from over watering.
I bought this to grow my tomatoes in. They are growing very well. They do need to be watered more often but since we have had very dry weather lately not too bad.
I use this for my hot peppers and they loving it...its cheap and space saver at the same time!
These pots are working great so far. I've used other more expensive fabric pots and for the money, these are great. The only draw back I can see is you have to use both hands to pick them up compared to small plastic pots that I can pick up with one hand.
