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4 Pcs Upside Down Strawberry Planter + 4 Hooks 3 Gallon 12 holes~
Specification:
1. Type: planting bag / tree planting bag / beautiful planting bag
2. Material: non-woven fabric
3. Features: breathable, not easy to deform, corrosion-resistant, durable, water-saving and drought-resistant
4. Use form: wall-mounted, hanging basin
5. Color: red, green, black, black and red
6. Size: 3 gallons 20*35cm / approx. 7.9 inches in diameter , 13.8 inches
* (There is no hole at the bottom, which can effectively prevent the soil and water from falling when watering. If necessary, please use scissors to manually open the hole).
toby slater
Reviewed in Canada on July 1, 2024
Not bad little cheaply made
jamie
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024
Easy to hang. Love these. My tomato plants are doing great. The holes where the plants go in are small but with some grace you can get your plants in.
Jillian Bouthillier
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
I don't have a hard at my current home, so I bought these to grow on my porch. They are great. They drain well. Amazing value and very durable and strong!
F. Davis
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Jeff H.
Reviewed in Canada on May 26, 2024
These are NOT upside down planters as described or shown in pictures. No hole in the bottom.
Eric Janus
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2024
These are nice baskets if you are going to start seeds in or if you are planting small flowers. The problem I had was getting the root balls through the holes. I had to open the holes up with a pair of scissor. And they also came in a variety pack of 3 colors, black, red,and green which I didn't find appealing. I think if they were all black they would look nicer.
Bartlet
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024
Nice, heavy duty bags. Work great for strawberries and I am able to keep the plants off the ground and away from pests.They do get heavy when watered so make sure you have a sturdy shepherds hook or place to hang - look at them weighing around 25-30 lbs fully soaked w/ dirt and plants.
mike
Reviewed in Canada on March 5, 2024
I really like the quality of these planters,the material is durable,a few things i would like to see is larger holes for the plants,also in the picture it shows a plant growing from the bottom however there is no hole.I would of given these 5 if it wasn't for those issues.
Tim fisher
Reviewed in Canada on March 31, 2024
Product arrived on time and was as advertised
Murf
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
Planted strawberries from two different sources in these and none of them grew. I had already planted two containers from another maker and I had leaves from the crowns in only a few days. Not sure what the issue is, not necessarily blaming these containers, but the small holes in the side are not what I am accustomed to.
Karen M Lippoldt
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023
I found it difficult to place the plants so they come out the holes. Also when watering , it just pours out the bottom. all my strawberries and peas died
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023
These 4 bags were used to hang strawberry plants, a few tomato plants, and several herbs.I used all four last year. This year, they were just as ready to go! No real damage, except where the bag was damaged by my hands.Note: don’t hang from a balcony on a single bungee cord…. Use two or more! Hang securely, or the bag will suffer.Thing is, they are very porous. Water flows right through the soil, and straight through the fabric of the bags. I didn’t set up an irrigation system, so I had to water by hand last year. When unable to water every day, the plants suffered quickly!If you travel for work or fun, consider setting up a rain barrel and small irrigation pump system to water for you.Also, very important!!Remember that unless you use a swivel hinge that lets the bag turn in the breeze — the plants on one side will not get as much sun as those on the sunny side of the hanging bag.This problem has me trying to turn the bag by hand every other day, when I can remember to do it!Either plant accordingly, or leave the no-sun side of the bag unplanted. It’s what I did this year.Be sure to use sturdy plastic to cover the unused openings from inside the bag, to reduce soil loss and water dripping out faster than you want.
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