T4U Breathable Eco-Friendly Grow Bags, 5-Pack

If you’re looking to increase your garden’s yield this growing season, it’s time to get a set of fabric grow bags. These are cloth bags that are designed to facilitate plant growth. They are made from a breathable fabric that is well-aerated and has drainage capabilities. You just have to fill the grow bag with soil, peat, compost, bark or other growing materials, then plant your seeds and ensure they get enough water.

One of the key advantages of using a grow bag is that they provide the roots of the plants with better air circulation. When plants are able to absorb more oxygen, they grow larger and faster.

Grow bags are ideal for small plots of land as they help to use your space efficiently. Plus, when you’re done using them, you can easily empty them out, fold them, and put them in storage. Grow bags should be used for plants that have small root structures, such as strawberries, cucumber, kale, carrots, tomatoes and lettuce. You can also use them for small trees and plants.

• If you plant vegetables in plastic containers, you may find that they damage the root systems of the plants, especially during summer. The plastic material can heat up in the sun, damaging the plant. However, grow bags tend to stay cool, even in hot weather, which makes it easier for the plants to grow. In colder months, the fabric of the grow bags keeps the plants warm.
• If you are new to gardening, you may be worried about giving your plants too much water. However, grow bags are excellent for drainage. Any excess water will simply seep out of the bag, so your plants will not feel like they are going for a swim.
• Keep in mind that when filled, large grow bags will be too heavy to move. This is why it’s important to first plan out where you’ll be keeping your grow bags in your garden. Decide on the best spots, as you may not be able to move the grow bags once they are filled with soil.
• Even if you can carry the grow bag when full, it’s inadvisable to do so. Moving them around disturbs their root systems as the bag is less structured than a plastic or clay pot. If you do need to move a filled grow bag, do so very gently.