Delxo10-Pack 7 Gallon Grow Bags Heavy Duty Aeration Fabric Pots Thickened Nonwoven Fabric Pots Plant Grow Bags with HandlesGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Fantastic product- this works amazing. They are sturdy and easy to move around. I am currently starting a greenhouse and have started my plants on my deck right now. These grow bags are sturdy - I will update my review at the end of the season and see how they stood up to watering and the weight of the soil. I use about a half bag of potting soil -Miracle Gro brand, and Black Kow manure each and it is pretty full. This is without settling - I assume I will have to add to the bag. While it is heavy, it is manageable to be moved relatively easy. I planted one plant per bag (tomatoes mostly), and I am hoping for great success!

After 2 years in the harsh Colorado sun, these 10-gallon grow bags have held up surprisingly well. I’ve used them mainly for tomatoes, and they’ve produced some of the biggest, healthiest plants I’ve ever grown.They are a bit thinner than some other brands, but that hasn’t affected durability or performance so far.Pros:✅ Survives Tough Conditions – Still going strong after seasons of full sun✅ Excellent Plant Growth – Tomatoes thrive with great root structure✅ Handles Hold Up Well – Easy to move around when needed✅ Great Drainage & Aeration – Supports healthy rootsCons:❌ Fabric is a Bit Thin – Not as thick as some alternativesFinal Thoughts:If you want grow bags that can handle intense sun and still give you amazing plant results, these are a solid option. Just know they’re on the thinner side—but they’ve proven themselves where it counts.

They seem small for 5 gal but are just wide instead of tall which is good for my peppers, tomatoe,s and even growing watermelons with a trellis setup I'm trying, really good for the price

The handles are tough and double reinforced with sewing and extra backing material.The material is thicker than everything else we've tried, heavy duty and reusable.They weep excess water all over, not just at the bottom and allow the roots to breath but stay moist.They maintain more moisture than any other pot we've used.Our seedling trees love them and thrive.They are much better than the handle-less plastic bag grow bags and better than the blow mold plastic nursery pots that we have used forever BUT...When we bought these, they were $19.99 per 20 pots ($1 each, with our tax $1.06 each) but now the price has gotten too high and the price hasn't raised because of tariffs, these went up before tariffs.We buy 5 gallon blow mold pots for $1.15 each and these pots are now over $1.47 each delivered.I would buy hundreds and hundreds more if the price were $1 again.All in all, if you're willing to spend the extra, you'll most likely love these container pots.

sturdy, and so far can keep moisture. worried at first with regards to the fact that the texture of the product usually can dry the soul fast, however, i noticed that after deep watering, the soil was still moist after 5 days with a 90-100f heat.

I had to return the bags because they were too big for my needs. No fault of the seller. From what I saw, the bags are sturdy and well aerated. I would recommend them for any planting situation that needs water drainage from the plants.

So far so good! Hope these continue to hold up like they are now.

These are getting the job done for growing plants, but the mushroom growth is not great. It’s been raining heavily here and I have a lot of compost in my potting mix, so I’m not surprised to have some fungus growth — it means healthy soil, after all — but I have mushrooms growing THROUGH the bottom of almost all of my bags — even after putting them on a little platform to aerate them even more (and I use 1/3 perlite in my potting mix, so it’s not a soil density issue). I don’t think these actually drain very well. I was hoping to be able to use these bags for multiple years, but with all the holes from mushrooms growing through them, I can’t see myself using them after this year….