Gardzen 10-Pack 1 Gallon Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots with Handles, Heavy Duty Cloth Pots for Plants

These garden bags are growing our hot peppers and zucchini well so far. We transplanted starts into them, 2 zucchini in one, and one pepper plant per thick fabric bag. They are sturdy and the sidewalks stand up fine, not floppy when filled with dirt. We are so happy, they are helping us to produce fruit and vegetables on cement pads, holding water nicely. So far the plants are happy, growing quickly, and have an abundance of flowers. The bags filled are easy to move around if needed due to the sturdy side handles.

So far these bags have been holding up. I only have used a few out of the pack and going into a year later, I see no damage anywhere. I've used them for potatoes and doing it again this year. Another one I'm growing two pepper plants which are getting tall. Another one last year I grew corn. I don't drag them around or bring them in for the winter. I keep the same soil and just refresh them with nutriments. So a year later, I can say they maintain their integrity and at this point I would recommend. If anything changes I'll update this review.

I don’t want to leave lower stars, because I don’t think that’s fair. These are good, and a great price, easy to move around, seem sturdy, I have vegetables growing in them, and they don’t work, which sucks, I was hoping they would. If they work for you great! They didn’t for me. They only one doing semi ok, is my corn, but everything else has died, and I’ve had to replant.

Overall sturdy and good bag. Ordered 3 separate batches. The third batch looks different, with different labels and the material looks a little different too, not as heavy duty. Overall they have functioned well after several months of use. Quality of the bags are not super consistent. I would say about 70-80% of them work just fine, but about 20-30% have "thin spots" and don't hold water as well, so when you're watering the bags, the water tends to just "squirt" out from these weaker spots (on the sides of the bags) before the soil has a chance to absorb it. Overall seems to be fair quality bags for the price and would recommend, but knocking off one star for inconsistent quality. Good value for what you get.Growing tomatoes in 7 gallon bags.. doing okay so far (was worried they would be too small but no problems so far).

I used these bags last year to grow my potatoes and they worked really well. This year I have upgraded to larger bags and I am using these ones for growing my pumpkins.I am very happy with them and they are very convenient as an alternative to large traditional garden pots.

Bought as a Fathers Day gift for my husband. These work really well, very well made. Got a 10 pack, got all of our squash planted in them. The best part these are reusable!

These are great for what I needed them for. We can’t afford to buy another raised bed till next year. I had an exceptionally good germination with seeds and these bags will be a temporary fix until we buy a fifth raise bed worked great.

Grow bags are reasonably priced, thick material, and perfect size. They are breathable and sturdy. Moisture retention is pretty good if adding straw. Plants grow fine in them. Add trays or pavers to raise them off the ground.