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With this clever potato grow bag, you can get your fresh and delicious potatoes!
3 Pack Planting Bags
Specification
- Material: Non-woven Fabric
- Volume: 7 Gallon
- Dimension: 30*35cm (D*H)
Package Included
Garden grow bag *3 (Black Brown Green)
Reusable bags for planting vegetables
Growing Anywhere
Vegetable grows bag is ideal for in patios, small gardens, balconies, sun rooms, and any outdoor space.
For Planting Various Veggies
With great drainage material, they can be easily used to plant the potato, taro, radish, carrots, onions, tomatoes and many other vegetables.
Our garden grow bags can help you plant vegetables in your patio or balcony much easier
Observe & Harvest Window
Through a visualization Velcro window, you not only can check whether your plant is mature, you also can easily harvest plants directly.
Sturdy handle
Has a firm handle that allows you to move it easily, and easy to harvest your potatoes.
Reinforced stitched seams
Reinforced stitched seams on cloth, they are reusable plant bags for several seasons.
Breathable base
Well-made, flexible design, Potato grow bag allows roots to breathe enough, and grow healthier!
Oxygen Healthy Roots System
Flexible fabric material for optimum root growth allow roots to breathe and prevents heat build-up.
Planting more vegetables with these grow bags (e.g. potato planting)
- Mix the soil with the fertilizer, then add 4 inches of them to the bag. Place 4-6 potato tubers on that soil, with the shoots facing upwards, and add a further 2 inches of soil to cover them.
- As long as the soil does not completely dry out, it is good to wait about 2 weeks for the plants to emerge before watering again.
- Keep watering when shoots have germinated. When the plants are 12" tall, add 6 inches of soil around the base of plants and watering.
- Once they have grown another 12" above the soil, repeat the front process until the bags are nearly full. Keep them well watered, especially in dry weather.
- Wait about 7-8 weeks, till the foliage has turned brown and died back completely, then you can harvest potatoes directly from the Velcro window.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
a great way to grow root vegetables
Harry
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Seems to be what I ordered
Bonnie Clasby
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
Oh my goodness!These are so amazing!Plastic pots, just one, cost more than all 3 of these.No more weed or gopher problems. Can't wait to get planting.
REJ
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
These potato planters are of a thick fabric that feels like flannel (it's not), and they stand up well when filled with soil. I faithfully watered the potato starts daily with the right amount of water, but did not have success. My gardener daughter said she tried some of these and they seemed to heat up too much. So I set these on my patio in an area that gets only morning sun, and I also put silk ivy plants into the top (after a couple weeks) to see if that would keep them from overheating. I still haven't had success. I would imagine though, that with successful starts, harvesting the potatoes would work well, as the front flap opens largely enough to reach in and retrieve potatoes. The flaps also have strong velcro edging that keeps them in place until opened. I give the product 5 Stars, though my gardening skills may be lacking.
T. Thornton Gray
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
I was happy with this purchase.
rosario sosa
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
Haven't used yet but everything looks good for my future potatoes
Donald McPherson
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023
Trying for first time
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