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Grow Bags Tall, 10 Gallon 6 Pack Fabric Smart Grow Pots with Handles, Heavy Duty Thickened Nonwoven Aeration Fabric 320G Black Plant Bag for Vegetables and Trees
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About Grow Bags Tall, 10 Gallon 6 Pack Fabric Smart Grow
Dark Green — Inspiration and Innovation for Every Gardener in The World Product Specification: Material: 320G Heavy Duty Thickened Nonwoven Aeration Fabric Size: 10 Gallon 6 Pack with Handles The Measurements of The Grow bags Height and Diameter: 5 Gallon: 12.99 X 11.42 in 10 Gallon: 15.75 X 14.57 in Dark Green Advantages of grow bags: - Easy to use and ready for planting, plant straight into bag. - The large shape allows for deep root growth. - Perfect air: water balance for strong root growth and easy watering. - Healthier Root System - Encourage root pruning rather than root circling. - Temperature Control - Shed excess heat through breathable fabric. - Prevents Over-watering - Excess water will percolate through the fabric material. The Minimum Soil Depths for Healthy Growth: 4-5": Chives, lettuce, radishes, other salad greens, basil, coriander. 6-7": Bush beans, garlic, kohlrabi, onions, Asian greens, peas, mint, thyme. 8-9": Pole beans, carrots, chard, cucumber, eggplant, fennel, leeks, peppers, spinach, parsley, rosemary. 10-12": Beets, broccoli, okra, potatoes, sweet corn, summer squash, dill, lemongrass. Product Guidance: 1. As with all gardening activities, please wear gloves and wash hands when finished and before eating or drinking anything. 2. Store unused products away from potential contamination such as chemicals or weed killers. 3. To avoid danger of suffocation, keep bags away from babies and children. Grow for it! Anyone still banking on a decent summer can use them to produce more exotic crops such as peppers, aubergines, chillies, cucumbers or cantaloupe melons, given a suitably hot, sunny corner. There's still time to do so now.
