MAUI MIKE'S Root Pouch 10 Gallon/ 10 Pack Heavy Duty Grow Bag. Plant Fabric Pots with Handles. Grow Fabric Pots & Bags for Tomatoes,Vegetables and Flowers. Made from Recycled Water Bottles.

Just got them, planted tomatoes, peppers and peas in them. Everything growing nice. They are very sturdy.

Two years after purchasing these bags, they are still growing lots of food for me. These bags are well made, strong, & the handles are still intact. Overall these bags have held up great through several seasons of growing peppers & tomatoes in zone 10A. I added two pepper plants per 10-gallon bag & have had bumper crop of several varieties of peppers. I grow one indeterminate tomato per bag with marigolds around the edges. Would definitely recommend these bags.

Great little plant pot, good for moving plants around.

These pots look great, are well made, and you can easily move them around when they're full of soil. For these reasons, I'm giving this product a full five star review. They are probably great for some gardeners, but not for my use.The problem with them is they dry out very quickly in hot full sun. The day after a full watering, the top two to three inches of soil became bone dry. Unless you are willing to water every day during hot weather, this results in dying seedlings and plants that struggle to grow. The material of the pots is heavy duty but also highly permeable so they dry out from all sides. I ended up returning them.I wish they made these with flexible material where the sides are waterproof, and the bottom is water permeable.

I have been using the 10 gallon root pouches for tomatoes, cucumbers, ground cherries, and gardenias this year. I have used the smaller 7 gallon ones in previous years and love the portability, and my husband appreciates the aesthetics over a black plastic pot.The 10 gallon pouch is wider than tall, so If you need a deep planting, you may need a different size.I have hooked up my vegetables to a drip irrigation system (5 gallon bucket + tubes). I do not worry about overwatering as the fabric can breathe - yet that also means the soil can dry out faster (hence the irrigation). These will be good to for plants that require moving indoors for the cooler seasons.Previous Root Pouches have survived unscathed over 3 seasons containing plants. I also find them handy for carrying whatnot, even bricks and rock, around the garden.These pouches are worth the purchase and recommended!

Bag feels substantial, material is thick. Planted potatoes and they are growing steadily. Handles are strong and I believe they will hold if I move my bags. Overall, satisfied with purchase.

These work great for my garden. I've grown beans, squash, eggplants, tomatoes, okra and even zucchini in these bags. The zucchini I may not put in these in the future simply because the stalk grows and moves so much but I'm extremely satisfied with the overall quality, durability and size of the bags. Note: For cucumbers its best to cut a hole in the bottom so that the tap root can get deeper into the ground.

Sturdy, fairly nice looking, easy and light enough to move around. Seems like they will last for several seasons.