AC InfinityNursery Bags 1 Gallon, Non-Woven Fabric Growing Pouches, 50-Pack Biodegradable Plant Pots for Seed Starting, Soil Transplant, Home Garden Supply

These are great to start seedlings in and give them some room to grow before transplant. You can also fold n tape these down for smaller size and unfold and add dirt with growth

If your looking at these buy them great for the roots save a little space. I have the 1/4 an the 1 gal love them. U can transplant them right into your next pot or they can easily be removed b4 u transplant. Great little nursery bags.

Cheap and good quality I put seedlings in these before I transplant to bigger pots.

I really like these. I tend to turn them inside out because they sit better and hold it's shape. Excellent for autos and clones since you can drop them into larger pots without shocking the roots.Edit*After harvest I was able to see how the roots handled getting through the material and to my surprise a lot less than I had expected. I had more roots growing over the top of the nursery bag than through it. Too tight of a thread count when manufacturing, might need to poke holes or cut slits to allow better root penetration.

I need to use these for a full season but so far they are working exactly as wanted, allowing me to fit a lot more into a small space and I will be able to plant straight into the ground. I filled some fuller than others. I have them packed into trays tightly and that helps hold their shape. Used to start calla, elephant ear and begonia bulbs off early inside ready to plant in containers and ground outside - next week! I give some plants as gifts and I simply popped them in old plastic pots for support.

I have tried these with great success at transplanting sunflowers. Also, with my tomato plants, excellent for all types of plants. Very breathable fabric. I get great root system with these.

Bought 1/4, 1/2, 1 gallon, transplanted seedlings into these as short term to move up in size until weather allows outdoor use. These are hearty, and can be difficult to hold shape unless as a liner in other pot. Problem with permeability - my plants started yellowing - after detailed analysis, water was pooling in the bottom and sides were too wet inside. I put slices in sides and poked holes in bottom and lower part of sides. I think my soil collects in the fabric & then they don't breatge/drain? im afraid I made a poor purchase choice I really like them, the storability, $, esthetics, great packaging, and I can roll down top of bags to about 2/3 size to help stabilize pots. I just can't find a method to get the drainage/breathability I need. Maybe these are not designed to actually grow more than seeds to seedling? I have a lot of these bags- my son had bought them 6 months earlier- lives elsewhere... Not sure how to resolve thus issue plants are in a grow hut, controlled light & humidity & temp. Only the plants I transplanted into these bags are turning yellow.Bag material or permability issue??? My seeds were pricey- losing plants now is frustrating.

So first off they're good for seedlings and smaller plants which should be obvious knowing they are nursery pots. But just be careful if you decide to put them on a stand or something, they are not very sturdy and even with lighter fluffy soil, they tend to lean all over the place.The first one I filled I did all the way up to about an inch from the top and ended up rolling it over just a little, the second two I did with about 2 and half inches from the top due to just being low on soil and wanting to see if they held up better the first one that was filled more. Which it didn't really make a difference.Other then that they work for what you need them too and best part is during transplant you just plant the whole thing right in to your new container. No need to remove the nursery pot the roots will grow right through. Definitely worth every penny!

Es un producto muy dinámico, puedes trasplantar fácilmente y se lava y puede usarse de nuevo.