Hydro Crunch150 Gallons Grow Bag Fabric Aeration Pots Container with Strap Handles, Black

I purchased (and am reviewing) the 100 gallon size grow bags. While I cannot report on a full season's growth with these, so far, I'm finding them VERY impressive!Some other reviewers have reported the material as "flimsy", and I agree, that it could be thicker....but then the price would be higher, and the value not as great! For what they're designed to do, they're working just fine, for me (I have two bags filled, this year...one with two grape tomato plants, that have produced an exceptional amount of fruit; and another with sweet potatoes, which I'm holding high hopes for a bountiful crop). When I went to fill these, I first folded the sides over, half way (making it half as high, but doubling the side thickness), and they stayed standing with no real issues, while I filled them. Once I got close to it being halfway full, I simply tugged the folded over sides, to bring it up a bit higher, and filled some more. Eventually, they were filled to within a couple inches of the top, and that's where I stopped. I guess, sometimes, you just have to think outside of the box....er, bag??I also read a review here (for the 100 gallon bags), that suggested the handles would tear right off. Not sure how viable a reason that may be, to hate on these bags? 100 gallons of dirt comes out to 13-1/3 cubic feet (or not quite half a cubic yard) of dirt, that it takes to fill one of these. Who in their right mind is moving this bag, after it's full?? Superman??For sure, make certain that any grow bag over about 30 gallons is right where you want it, before you fill it....or be prepared to have a sore back, and plenty of frustration! I would also suggest that you ensure the surface the 100 gallon bag is on, is LEVEL. Otherwise, you end up with the leaning grow bag of dirt (not to be confused with the Leaning Tower of Pisa)!! No worries, as I plan on moving both of my bags, to a new location, after the growing season is over...and after I transfer most of the dirt out of them. Wouldn't want to tear those flimsy handles off, right?

We ordered several 65-gal grow bags. The dimensions should have been 28" wide by 26" tall. Instead, it is 26" tall, but only 25-26" wide in diameter. We'll be returning them.

I love the height & the handles. The fact that they are tan & not black I feel will be great for my plants root system, especially in the Northern California sunshine. I've bought this type of pot (cloth pots) since 2014 & so far these are my favorites. How long they last is not known, yet. I still have 2 of my original purchase which was the SmartPot brand which were also 45gallon. I like these better because of the height & handles. I think my plants will do better with more root depth as opposed to root width, as in my first cloth pot purchase. Happy Growing!!

I had a lovely garden with raised beds until we decided to do a backyard renovation, long story short...I had to do away with my raised beds and now I am container gardening. These grow bags are ideal as they allow drainage, hold in the heat, and my plants are thriving. I am purchasing several more.

These appear to be sturdy and a good size for pepper plants. However, I ordered the 10 gallon bags and received 5 gallon bags (suppose this a warehouse issue). Not worth the return hassle given the window in which I need to plant my seedlings. Will have to proceed with 5 gallon bags.

These suck. Super flimsy and thin. Pain in the a$$ to work with. Do not recommend at all. In terms of usefulness, it's almost the same as a garbage bag.

Cucumber and tomato plants. They are growing well. Cucumbers are producing well. Tomatoes have a way to go but the vines are huge.

Like the thickness & plants are growing well inside these! Price is a bit expensive for the product & size, but they work better than plastic or heavy containers. I give it a 4 star simply because they are working well. If the price was a little better, I'd give it a 5 🌟 star!

Handy when transplanting.