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Features: Breathable, not easy to deform, strong and Application scenarios: home furnishings, greening projects, hotels, flower garden nursery production, offices, home gardening, balcony gardens, shopping malls,.Material: OtherDimension:100 gallons: diameter 96.5 high 50 thickness 1mm150 gallons: diameter 116 high 56 thickness 1mmUse form: wall-mountedStyle: wall-mountedPackage Include:Includes:2 pieces Plant Grow BagsNote: - Please refer to the measurement. Tiny measuring error is allowable in normal range.- Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. We guarantee the style is the same as shown in the picture.
EXCELLENT PROTECTION Made of a proprietary felt fabric material, a highly non-woven fabric that provides exceptional air flow throughout the soil and root systems and allows excess moisture to easily drain away.
Quality Material Made of high quality and non-woven fabric, which is fluffy and has a good hand feeling. The material is BPA-free and AZO-free. These grow bags are washable for reuse.
Move and Storage The plants planted in the bag can be transported anywhere and any time, these garden planter bags are suitable for indoor and outdoor planting. unfold, fill and grow. Ideal for an herb garden, small flower garden or vegetables.
Easy To Plant Easy to assemble, no tools required, just add soil, add plants seedlings and water, make planting more easy. When the growing season is over, simply empty the earth out of the fabric bag and pack it away.
Best ChoiceThey are ideal for patios, Small gardens, balconies, sun rooms, and any outdoor space. They can be used to plant potato, Taro, Radish, carrots, onions, and many other vegetables.
I've used these for 2 years now, and will have to dispose of them this fall.They looked a little rough last fall, after washing them out and letting them dry, halfway through this summer they've started to develop holes in the sides.i guess i got my $40 bucks out of them, but not much more.
