Cesun Square Grow Planter Bag Premium 400G Thickened Fabric Pots 3 Gallon Aeration Fabric Cube with X Stitching Reinforced Handles (3 Gal Green Flat)

I bought these to start an above ground (raised bed) garden due to limited space in my backyard. Having no experience with this kind of container gardening I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was. I misjudged my size but still made it work and they are really sturdy material and so far I am very happy with my purchase. Can't wait to show and tell with pictures the results I got. I am a happy camper buying this product.

So far, I have not had any problems with this planter. Even though they have no drainage hole at the bottom, the fabric leeches water better than burlap (not as much as terra cote, so they retain moisture pretty well). I added a layer of gravel at the bottom to encourage drainage. They are sturdy enough to move around but the soil do not maintain shape well inside (though that's not unexpected), so I'd try to not move them very often.I have had no issues with seeds germinating but I wish they state what exact material they're made of. Overall, good value for the money

I love these, and I'll include pics in the future when the plantings are fuller...they're babies right now. Just what we needed for the outdoors for now, and for the indoor garden we'll be setting up in the basement for the cold months. I really love them and will be buying a lot more for the 2020 planting season because they're working out so well for this summer. Why not expand?

It is a bit floppy for me and very heavy when filled with soil (as with any planter) but I still like it for the value, an alternative to expensive conventional planters. I have not used them a full season yet but if durable, I look forward to the ease of folding them up and putting them away rather than having them take up a lot of room during the off season.

I should have paid more attention to reviews that said it loses its shape. Of course it does, I just wasn't prepared.

They seem like they’re very flimsy but once you put dirt in them and set them down they’re alright. Good for getting seeds started or something you’ll want to move. Smaller then they look but still work out

I’m using grow lights and have my plants in bus’s tubs to keep them from leaking on my carpet, but these seem sturdy and I want my roots to be able to breathe.

I bought these to use for plants in my rock garden instead of the cheap, unattractive black pots or the expensive clay/ceramic pots. I’ve only had them for about a month, but I’ve been very happy so far with how they look and the seeds I planted have already come up and look happy and healthy.