TipPot Stretch Grow Fabric 4 Pack Turns a Milk Crate into The Best Fabric Planter Pot for Vegetables Herbs Flowers dye it Any Color

Have you seen the price of lumber lately?! It's crazy. As an avid gardener, I had to come up with different solutions to more raised beds. Baby pools. 5 gallon buckets... ok, but very awkward, lots of drilling, and heavy to move. Enter this VERY clever solution! These stretchy fabric bags, once slipped into a milk crate which I have many of, (mind your business and don't ask me how) become a wonderful planter box! They are sturdy, the water drains beautifully, and they are so easy to handle. They are also washable and re-usable! I love them. I have added more to my collection. I have grown carrots, brocollini, potatoes, zucchini, trellised cucumbers and tomatoes in them so far. I can't think of anything that you could not grow in them. I am already thinking about my fall garden, and what I will be planting in these planters!

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These are AMAZING! This material is incredible! It is blowing my mind that I've never seen anything like this before.The stretchy grow fabric is easily the best fabric pot I've ever seen or used! I purchased (4) from this listing and got another with the complete TipPot kit I also ordered from Eco Grace. Mine are all using milk crates as advertised and I cannot imagine a better vessel to provide a rigid shape for these very stretchy grow bags. I've got a Spring clone placed in each with an organic super soil mix and drip irrigation stakes. Until my plants are bigger and the bugs, a problem, the tops of my grow bags are open and stretched around the crates. Using the included, re-usable zip-tie, I'll tie the bags up to the plants' stalks after they are strong enough and this will keep soil mites out - a super neat function of these bags that I've not seen in any other cloth pot. Irrigation stakes easily go through the fabric without much damage when removed so it seems these will last for several seasons.Bottom line: This is a new product that needs attention by all who consider themselves growers. If you use or want to try cloth/fabric pots, go with these. All of the benefits of other cloth pots plus tons of new ones...and they are cheap.

shipping was great and these look easy to use and cannot wait to use them!

So I initially thought these were junky, as they are just a rough cut material joined at the bottom with a zip tie (and inexplicably come with extra zip ties). After 6 months of use, I will still say that they are overpriced for what they are. But they work really well. The plants grown in these were so much larger and healthier than those in other types of planters. So I bought a second set and would buy them again.

I have a serious brown thumb. My friends offer to "rescue" plants from me because I kill everything. I "love" my plants by over watering them, but it's impossible to do with these planters!These seem to have changed that. Once set up, it is super simple and easy. I put one tomato plant seedling in garden soil and watered it every day. The picture shown is a little over one month later, bosoms and all. I put a few others into grow bags which did well, but the traditional plastic and ceramic containers aren't doing half as well as these are. The fact that they can be moved around makes it even better.

I love the idea using this product to grow whatever ones desire. The only thing I would recommend changing ..would be having designated small circular holes ..like tennis shoe string size in different areas on the bag to achor the bag to the crate..without it..it's next to impossible to have all sides used for planting seeds as once place in crates it pulls to the middle.. making a circular opening. I cut small holes and used twist ties to anchor the bag to the crates and it gave the complete squared area needed for planting using all corners. Overall great durable planting bags.👍

These seem to be working well inserted in and around my milk crates. I re-potted tomato plants in them for the greenhouse and they seem to work well. It's only been a couple of days though so will have to wait and see how long they hold up. My milk crates and normal square size but there seems to be enough of the material to fit the long double size crates as well.