VIVOSUN 5-Pack 1 Gallon Grow Bags, Fabric Pots with Self-Adhesion Sides for Transplanting

Very convenient for transplanting. You can't go wrong and damage the root system. You can check your root system before removing your plant for transplant and plan accordingly. The fabric is good quality. Highly recommend these.

Awesome product. Easy to use.

Grow bags are made of very heavy duty "weed block" like material which allows water and air permeability significantly reducing risk of overwatering, scum gnats, root rot, etc. It has also been shown to increase root and plant growth, among other benefits.I got these 1 gal (but also ordered 2 gal) planning on using them for starting my tomatoes in the spring. The Velcro design, hopefully, will allow for transplanting with less disruption/shock to the the root system when I move them to 5 gal final bags.However, my wife's basil was dying. I transplanted them into the 1 gal containers and placed them under our LED grow light. They are recovering nicely. I'll need to order either more of the 1 or 2 gal pots since I'm now short on pots.

Great value. Like how it's level at the bottom unlike the cheaper ones. Definitely fits 5gal of soil. Also love the handles! Makes for easy movement. Plants love them.

I was under the impression these were taller not wider. I'd just have ordered ones with handles had I known that. But overall these pots are phenomenal.

I haven’t tried to transplant these yet but the bags are very nice. Will definitely buy more

These have the velcro side which makes them a pleasure to work with.

I love these things! Transplanting was insanely easy with these 1 gallon fabric pots. I simply waited until a watering day so the soil was dry and they performed flawlessly.The method I used was to open the Velcro all the way down, fold the top of the pot over all the way around, and then carefully peel the sides down while supporting the pot from the bottom. Once you get close to peeling the sides of the pot all the way down to the bottom, grab the stem of the plant and carefully lift it out. The soil (50% peat moss, 50% vermiculite) stayed fully intact for each transplant (I did 4) and no roots were damaged. All 4 plants are healthy and thriving in their new 5 gallon fabric pots.