Potato Grow Bags with Flap 10 Gallon, 4 Pack Planter Pot with Handles and Harvest Window for Potato Tomato and Vegetables, Black and Gray

Alright, let's get real here. These Potato Bags are an absolute godsend for any gardening enthusiast. I've tried various planting methods, and I can confidently say that these bags have revolutionized my veggie-growing game.First of all, the convenience factor is a major win. Gone are the days of backbreaking digging and tilling the soil. With these bags, you can start your potato-growing adventure with minimal effort. Just fill them up with soil, plant your spuds, and you're good to go!The durability of these bags is surprisingly impressive. I was a bit skeptical at first, fearing they might fall apart after a season or two. But boy, was I wrong! These babies are tough as nails and can handle the weight of the soil and your growing plants without any issues.What I love most is the harvest window. It's like peering into a treasure chest to see how your potatoes are doing. No more guesswork or accidentally stabbing your potatoes while checking their progress. It's a small feature, but it makes a world of difference.Sure, there are a few naysayers complaining about the handles, but I've had no problems whatsoever. Just be gentle with them, and they'll hold up just fine. After all, gardening requires a little TLC, right?I must admit, I'm not the most patient gardener, but these Potato Bags have taught me a thing or two about nurturing my plants. Watching my potatoes grow and flourish in these bags has been an absolute delight.In the end, if you want a hassle-free, efficient, and rewarding gardening experience, do yourself a favor and grab these Potato Bags. You'll have a blast watching your veggies thrive, and you might even surprise yourself with your newfound green thumb. Happy gardening, fellow plant lovers!

I just planted my first spuds. Good quality materials, should last a while. I thought the side port was going to be some sort of clear vinyl window for viewing, but it’s actually just a big access hole for harvesting. The access hole seals up nicely with the Velcro flap.Overall I like the quality and price. 5 stars

These bags are great for growing things, but it really is too small for my potatoes. I have already outgrown the bucket and they have not been in there long. Trying to decide if I put it in a larger container or what to do. They are durable bags just not as large as I need.

These fabric planters are exactly what I needed for my potatoes this summer! The depth is perfect, material sturdy and easy to work with.Positive features: comes in two colors, sturdy material, Velcro window for harvesting, easy to fill and maintain, good for small or porch gardens, shipping and delivery, easy to rotate for balanced sunlight , straps help to move around to different locations.Highly recommended

Very pleased with these strong and durable growing bags! I planted potatoes in these and in a month they are growing out the top! If using inside, I do recommend placing them in a container as the bottom does hold some moisture.

I finally got to planting my potatoes. The handles on one of the bag broke lifting the first stage of dirt. There was about 6-7 inches of dirt. The same as the one next to it. Do not trust the handles.

Regrettably, I am unable to take photos to show what I'm going to describe. Both the black & the gray are going to get the job of container gardening done. But, the gray pot growers are not as sturdy as the black with their sides already beginning to cave, & they have rapidly become very stained by the soil & water. The black pot growers still look brand new & stand erect. The dirty, stained appearance is really not a big deal, but I mention it because the containers are visible from the road & are less attractive than the black. However, all the pot growers have been filled equally with the same soil & additives, just with differing types of seed potatoes, so it doesn't make sense why the sides of the gray pots are already caving. In the future, I will look to purchase only the black pot growers.Part II~They're Growing On Me! My complaint about the gray pots is more about asceticism than their functionality. They are stained & look ugly, so what. Although the sides of the gray ones still do not look or feel as sturdy as the black ones, they haven't caved in altogether, they aren't even slightly slumped, & that's after a few heavy downpours in the last 3 weeks. The black grow bags still look brand new. Meanwhile, the seed potatoes are growing right on schedule & that's all that really matters, right?Maneuverability & drainage are 2 of the essentials features that are my absolute must-haves & these bags deliver on both.5 stars this time around & I will be ordering the exact same set again!

Have started growing potatoes and it is going well