HORTIPOTS Fabric Pots 1 Gallon Non So Floppy Air Pruning Cloth Grow Bags Black Gray (Pack of 6)

I bought the 10 pack of 5 gallon fabric pots and couldn't be more pleased. I've used another brand for larger fabric pots in the past, but needed a few smaller ones and decided to give these a whirl. Boy am I glad I did!First off, let me say that the other brand I've used are working well for the secind year in a row, and will likely also last a good while longer. Given those other (X brand) pots are 65 gallons each, and have been drug across the yard several times through the two seasons I've had them, these 5 Gallon HortiPots last a VERY long time, given they are literally 13 times smaller than the 65 gallon pots I am comparing them to.The handles seem very sturdy, but honestly, I think it wise to not actually USE the handles on ANY fabric pot if it can be avoided. It is better to lift them by grasping the fabric if you have enough hand strength. I tore one out on one of my 65 gallon (xxxxx brand) pots last summer when I had to move it, and we'd recently had rain, so it was heavy with wet soil. Grasping the fabric is always better, because threads are just thin, and *can* tear the material if the contents are very heavy. (Ie: not dry or at lest dry-*ish*)In any case, as long as the quality does not change, these HortiPot brand 5 Gallon pots are wonderful. Very heavy non-woven felt, and good fit and finish with clean seams and good clean stitch-work including a "vanity" or "reinforcement (looking)" top stitch around the top "rim" of the pots as pictured in the listing.These *are* in fact, closer to 5 actual gallons by volume, making them a good 20% or so more "bang for your buck." I have been able to put them inside various 5 gallon buckets and get the top to pull over the rim all the way around. (Great for filtering plant teas before watering in.)They arent *quite* as tall as some food grade product buckets, so if you fill them with soil while in a "fiver," be warned, getting it out is going to be no treat.If you find my review helpful, please let Amazon (and fellow gardeners) know by giving it "helpful thumbs up!"

I absolutely adore these pots. I have ordered two packs so far and plan on ordering another. We do a lot of gardening here and these are the bomb. We have two 6' raised garden beds that get filled up pretty quickly, so we start using these. Tomatoes, cucumbers, flowers, herbs, and more. The handles are strong and so are the pots. Easy to move around and tuck into places in your garden, or move just to get more sun. They're wide enough to shove standard tomato cages in as well. They're breathable, fit a lot of soil, and hold their shape. Pot a little too tall? Just fold it over itself and it will be more shallow. I even started using masking tape to label what cultivars we have and just loop it over the handle. These have become my favorite pot to use and I plan on buying more. Do yourself a favor and give them a try.

These pots honestly took me by surprise. I thought they wouldn't be the highest quality of pot being so low priced for a 10 pack, but they're actually really nice! Not super thick to cause an issue with water, but a good quality that you'll know will last. The weave on the pots are very clean and overall great product. Into about a month of using them and already considering ordering all of the sizes. If you got this far in the review, give them a try. They're worth it.

I have about 20 small trees and shrubs in 1gal pots waiting to plant this fall. They need more room, these are perfect.About 6wks in these grow bags now and doing great. The material is better and stiffer than many others I have tried. They stand up well and seem very solid. I keep 6 of these on a tote lid and water at base.I will order more.

The fabric is nice and sturdy. I wish these pots were still available in the 10 gallon size as the soil dries out quicker in the smaller containers

Got the 25g bags, they take about 3.5-4 cubic ft of soil to fill all the way up. I didnt fill all the way to the top yet as the soil will settle over time and I'll add additional soil later. The bags won't stand up on their own out of the package because of the creases but if you put a little later of soil in they'll stand up. Material isn't very thick, you can see through it if you hold it to the light but that's not a problem for me. Once they're filled up with soil and watered in you'll have to be able to lift around 70-80lbs to be able to move them by yourself so place them where you want them before you fill and water. Do not slide them around because you will risk tearing the bottoms have an extra pair of hands to help you lift and move them.

These fabric grow pots are designed to help to develop good root structure. I’m using these for my pre-Bonsai, and for plants that I want to grow larger. Easy to use and reuse, and a big plus is that they are easy to store.

These seem very sturdy, the felt is a nice thickness, and the stitching (felt to handle and felt to felt) is well done. This is my second set of ten to buy.