400 litres/100 gallons raised bed bag – Grow bags with soft felt-like texture that promote air root pruning

We bought these to grow potatoes and carrots down on our allotment as we didn't have room to grow them in the ground and have been using them since June, so can't give any stars on durability as they have only been used for a short while. However our vegetables are growing fabulously, the soil remains moist without drying out as in some other containers you may use. I think if you take care of them and clean them out thoroughly after each use they could last a while which is what we are hoping for. May even buy some more for other veg. Great if you are limited on space plus I think you could also use them as general purpose planters. Easy to move as well. I would recommend.

I was looking for some post to grow my vegetables in this year but to get a good size plastic or terracotta pot costs a lot and after a season the cheap plastic ones will inevitably get brittle and break. These seem very sturdy with a couple of handles to allow you to move them when full. Having said that I probably would try and put them where you want them before filling with soil as these hold up to 60 litres. They work well with drainage, being made of fabric so you don't have to worry about waterlogged plants. Supposedly being made of fabric encourages 'air tipping' so that when the roots reach the air at the side of the pot they will stop and grow deeper instead of outwards. I have mine filled with 50 litres each so that they're not brimmed and have a mixture of tomatoes, sweetcorn and peppers planted in them. The depth of them means that I think these are far superior to the traditional grow bags made of plastic as these have approx 4 times the depth. And the best part is that once the season is over you can flat pack them and store them without taking up much space at all.

I loaded all five of these with a plant and soil which the bags held fine but they did loose their round shape a bit. When it came to moving the bags they were so heavy that I felt too much strain would be put on the handles, so we moved them by grabbing hold of the sides with the top rolled in our hands and this was fine. Therefore I cannot yet comment on the handle strength but so far they seem fine otherwise.

The fabric pots arrived on time and look great with good stitching and for the price a bargin.Made from recycled plastic I believe and each pot has a pair of strong woven handle's ideal for moving pots around the garden or back indoors.I've recently purchased packs of 20 and 30lt pots as I didn't realise 95lt pots were so huge but great for my potatoes and carrots. All my plants respond really well in these pots.

This product is great! I don't have much knowledge about growing vegetables, but with these bags you seemingly just can't go wrong - not even me!I am using 25 of all sizes from 15l - 60l for herbs, Tomato, Peppers, Runner-Beans, and more. they are all literally exploding in these bags, well ahead of the same plants I stuck into ceramic pots as comparison.You can't flood the flowers - it will drain perfectly. The soil seems to be well aerated and, if I have to move things around in my greenhouse it still is possible - even though I am over 60 with a bad back - this is not possible with the few big pots I still use.The material seems of excellent quality and I am sure they will last for a good few seasons. Seems and handles are strong.They also seem to maintain the warmth in the soil for longer, very comfortable for the roots.Absolutely no negative point. I intend to build up my entire vegetable growing based on these or next year.Delivery and packaging all goodRecommended.

I bought these after reading the reviews and description, to replace my aging potato bags. I can see that they will allow air in and I have them in use already. They're quite sturdy and feel like you can lift them up without too much deformation, meaning you could shift the bags if they needed to be moved without disturbing the roots too much. Time will tell if they get more moldy than plastic and how long they last, but I have high hopes for them. The base isn't plastic or reinforced beyond being the same material and well sewed. In fact, all of the stitching looks and feels well done. For the price, I do have high standards for the bags, and so far, they're doing really well. I would replace all of the plastic bags with them, actually, even at this early stage, but they're already in use.

I just received these this morning - they were replacing the usual flat woven plastic ones which I had used for a few years but that had now decomposed and shedded little green plastic bits into my soilI usually grow tomatoes and chillies every year and these 30l size ones are perfect to fit inside- what’s great is I can stack the crates away for winter and lift these bad boys out and store them in the green house till springTime will tell if they rip apart but I am hoping not as they appear very robust and carried the weight of the soil no problemWhat’s great is u get six in a pack for 10£ and I can use the other 3 when these need replacing so very good value for money !I will update in time when they have seen a summer of heat and rain 😍

Product was bigger than I thought. However, its good if you will be growing allot of veg. No handles to safely pic up bags which is a shame but overall its a nice product