Grow Bags, 1 Gallon, Bundle Of 50. Thin Black Line By Root Pouch

Product Specs

• 6″ W x 7 & 1/2″ H
• 1 gallon
• 50 per bundle
• 15 to 20 months above ground longevity (begins when you fill it with growing media and put it in the field)

Product Warranty Information

Product Features

• Root Pouch
• 1 Gallon
• 15-20 Months
• Bundle of 50
• Less expensive and friendlier to the environment than standard nursery pots!
• Breathable fabric material keeps roots cool and allows for water permeation
• Flexible and durable, does not chip or break like standard pots

Product Shipping Weight

• 1.7 pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What makes Root Pouch different from standard nursery pots?
Root Pouch is made from a mixture of recycled natural fibers and recycled bottles, making it less expensive and friendlier to the environment. Unlike standard plastic pots, Root Pouches degrade (break down) once you plant them in the ground. They are also breathable, allowing roots to stay cool in summer and have sufficient drainage without the need for holes in the pot. Made from flexible fabric, Root Pouches do not chip or break like standard pots.

2. What are the benefits of choosing Root Pouch over plastic pots?
Root Pouch is a better choice for the environment than plastic pots as it is made from recycled materials and breaks down once planted in the ground. It is also breathable, which prevents roots from suffocating due to overwatering. Additionally, Root Pouches do not chip or break like standard pots, eliminating the need for cleaning up broken shards.

3. Can Root Pouches be used for in-ground and above-ground growing?
Yes, Root Pouches are versatile and can be used for both in-ground and above-ground growing. Their flexibility makes them easy to handle and plant.

4. How long is the above-ground longevity of a Root Pouch?
When filled with growing media and put in the field, a Root Pouch has an above-ground longevity of 15 to 20 months.

Additional Product Information

• Root Pouch Flyer – Container Comparison Chart
• Research Documentation
• Farm-to-Table Gardening Size Guide