Nonwoven, Grow Bags, Plant Grow Pots Fabric Grow Bags, and Plant Grow Bags For Your Garden

For some people, gardening is a hobby; for others, it's a specific purpose—to successfully grow their own plants, whether veggies, herbs, flowers, or whatever else.

But no matter your primary objective behind your love for gardening, you'll want it to be effective and successful. Nobody wants to put time, money, and effort into growing something that doesn’t survive in suitable pots for plants!

It’s about more than just keeping your plants alive, though—it's also about helping and allowing them to grow effectively and efficiently while ensuring that your garden and yard are well-kept and look good. Grow bags Bring a whole new level of advantages and conveniences to your gardening.

Grow bags come with many names

You probably use one of these names when searching online for my grow bags. While the description may vary, Here are the best pots for plants you can use. These are the ones most generally used. Fabric grow bags, fabric pots handle plant grow bags, fabric planter bags, aeration fabric pots with handles, fabric pots with handles, fabric planners, Aeration planting bags, heavy duty fabric pot, fabric containers, thickened nonwoven garden plant bags, thickened nonwoven plant fabric pots. Whew, I think I got most of them here. It's time to check out all the advantages of grow pots for indoor and outdoor plants.

Advantages of Using Grow Bags With Handles Vs. Plastic Pot Planters

Reinforced, durable handles are a must for grow bags on the move

I have found moving plant fabric pots with handles holding 15 gallons or more of soil is easier, and safer using grow bags with extra reinforced handles. For even more protection, we do this on the inside and outside of the bag to ensure durable handles. These improvements make them a more heavy duty gardening planter.

Heavy duty thickened nonwoven plant pots for vegetables and flowers

I have a lot of garden space, but I use grow bags around my house. I use a couple of 5 gallon plant grow bags with strawberries on our porch. They're beautiful to look at and great for a snack occasionally. They also work great on balconies (be sure to use a saucer under them for drainage). They're multi-purpose for me and are easy to move. I plant many flowers in our garden in 10 gallon and 20 gallon grow bags as seedlings. When they start to bloom, outdoor plants become a beautiful sight. I bring them to the house for my wife and me to enjoy in and around our living spaces. I use our 10 gallon, 20 & 25 gallon fabric pots with durable strap handles for safer, easier handling and for exchanging different bags. This gives us color from early season to late season, and it is always in bloom. Our 1-gallon nonwoven grow bags of up to 3 gallons work great outdoors and indoors; lots of our grow bags are sold for greenhouse gardening.

Felt non-woven fabric grow bags for excellent aeration and drainage

Our aeration fabric pots with handles are spun fabric for efficient and uniform drainage. These aeration planting bags have breathability and excellent drainage, which stops soggy moisture root problems. Happy roots promote faster root development and healthier plants

Black Felt plant Bags are better for plant roots

Sometimes, plants planted in round, non-breathable pots end up with coiled roots, also known as root bound. Our grow bags, with aeration nonwoven fabric, can air prune, allowing for an overall better root system and root thriving. Outdoors, for consistent, even watering, I use drip irrigation.

Fabric planter bags help you control the space in your yard and garden

Some plant roots are more aggressive than others. Grow bags with thick nonwoven fabric are excellent at containing the space you’re allocating to roots by the number of gallons of soil you give to your vegetables and flowers.

Easier Harvesting your plants

Grow bags are excellent, like raised garden beds. They make it easier to reach your vegetables and fruits for hand watering, fertilizer application, mulching, pruning, and, of course, harvesting.

Crop rotation with aeration fabric pots with handles

It is significantly easier for crop rotation when your plants are in fabric grow bags. This is especially true if you need to do it for a Second fall planting.

300g thickened black fabric for root protection

Plant roots do not like light. Our thicker black fabric keeps the light out, which is great for your roots' health. Our thickened bags are reusable; just rinse them in the fall and store them dry for next year and beyond. Our planter bags are also BPA free.

Black fabric absorbs more heat, like raised beds.

This is great for early in the season compared to growing in the ground; it's like raised beds that give you a head start on your growing season.

For a more in-depth discussion of all of these benefits and more about growing in grow bags, check out our grow bag blog posts here.

The gallons and dimensions of nonwoven fabric pots are not all the same

Most lines of nonwoven fabric pots are designed and sized to fit the middle range of root depth and gallonage for average plants. The middle-of-the-range sizing works in most situations. Where they do not work as well, is when you want to plant more shallow root plants in one bag, to grow more vegetables (succession planting), or to plant something that’s deep rooting like tomato plants and artichokes. We sell a full line of middle-range bags from 1 gallon to 200 gallons and two new lines catering to shallower roots and deeper roots.

Our durable fabric grow bags come in different gallon bags

Our average root-size breathable bags have 1-gallon to 200-gallon size bags. Our shallower root bags start at 7 gallons and go to 50 gallons. Our taller root bags for outdoor plants start at 10 gallons and go up to 50 gallons. Last but not least, our potato bags come in 7 gallon and 10 gallon bags. With four varieties of bags here at The Bamboo Guy, we have you covered for all of your indoor and outdoor needs.

Buy 2 Pack, 5-pack, 10 pack & 20 pack plant grow bags for your garden today

In the world of gardening,  fabric grow bags with handles have the potential to play an integral role in helping you achieve these goals. Specifically, they can help you space out your plants in your garden; plus, use other locations like patios, decks, and just about anywhere in your yard that you get enough sunshine. They provide temperature regulation and water management, all of which are very important. You also get different types of growbags, whether you’re looking for 5 gallon, 10 gallon grow bags or 20 gallon, deeper grow bags for tomatoes or maybe some herbs and flowers: We have you covered here at The Bamboo Guy. On top of having great bags, we also have a 30 day money back guarantee and free shipping.

FAQ

What are grow bags and how do they work?

Grow bags are innovative planting containers made from breathable non-woven fabric. They allow for excellent aeration and drainage, which helps to promote healthy root growth. The material of the fabric allows moisture to escape, preventing overwatering and root rot, while the breathable fabric encourages oxygen flow to the roots. These bags can be used for various plants, including vegetables, herbs, and flowers, making them a versatile option for any garden.

What are the benefits of using fabric grow bags?

Using fabric grow bags offers several advantages over traditional pots and containers. Firstly, they provide superior drainage and aeration, which prevents root circling and promotes a healthier root system. Secondly, grow bags are lightweight and portable, making it easy to move them around your garden or even your patio. Additionally, they are often made from recycled materials and are reusable, making them an eco-friendly option. Finally, they can help to extend your growing season by allowing you to start plants earlier in indoor settings.

How do I choose the right size plant grow bag?

The size of your plant grow bag should depend on the type of plant you are growing. For instance, smaller plants can thrive in 3 gallon or 5 gallon bags, while larger plants like tomatoes or fruit trees may require 10 gallon or even 20 gallon grow bags. A good rule of thumb is to consider the expected mature size of the plant and choose a bag that provides enough space for root development. Remember, a larger bag can also help retain soil moisture, which is beneficial for growth.

Can I use grow bags for outdoor plants?

Absolutely! Grow bags are perfect for outdoor plants. They are designed to withstand various weather conditions and can be used on patios, balconies, or in traditional gardens. Their breathable material allows for efficient drainage and prevents root rot, making them ideal for growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers outdoors. Ensure that you place them in a location where they receive adequate sunlight and are protected