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About This Product
The Viagrow 5 Gal. Nursery Grow Bags offer an inexpensive alternative to the more traditional ceramic and plastic nursery pots. These thick plastic bags are reversible from black to white for a variety of applications and can be reused several times with sterilization. The fluted side walls and pre-punched drainage holes along the bottom add oxygen to the roots and make for excellent drainage. 400 bag count.
Highlights
- Inexpensive grow bags are space saving, simply rinse them and store flat when you are not using them
- Sturdy construction stays in place once the grow medium is added
- Use outdoor, indoor, and hydroponically
- Multiple drainage holes make these a healthy choice for oxygen loving roots
- 5 Gal.
- Return Policy
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Dimensions
Container Height (in.) | 15 |
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Container Length (in.) | 9 |
Container Volume | 5 Gallon(s) |
Container Width (in.) | 8 |
Product Thickness (mm) | 0 |
Details
Approximate Container Volume # | 5 |
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Approximate Container Volume UoM | Gallon(s) |
Color Family | White |
Color/Finish | White |
Container Volume (qts.) | 20 |
Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor, Outdoor |
Material | Plastic |
Outdoor Compatibility | UV Resistance |
Package Quantity | 400 |
Planter Category | Floor |
Planter Features | Drainage Holes |
Primary Location | Outdoor |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Questions & Answers
Is there any way to add handles to these? How does one move them to a different location without handles?
The Viagrow Plastic Grow bags do not come with handles. However, Viagrow Grow Bags are very durable with 4 mil thick plastic and can be carried by folding and gripping the lips of the bags. Viagrow
How long are these bags expected to last before deteriorating? (Using outside) Are they recyclable when expired?
how much soil needed to fill?
It can be filled with up to 40 qts. of soil.
Most bags of soil will be marked in gallons too.
Eddiearms: They are big. It took the better part of a second bag to fill it to about five inches of head space. And make sure you've got it where you want it because it's heavy too. I hope that helps, Hannk
It would depends on how deep the root system is of the plant your using and how full you make it. I made a mix of approx. a .75 cubic ft. of Miracle Grow garden soil mixed with an 8 qt. bag of Miracle Grow peat moss and a couple scoops each of vermiculite and play sand. I was able to make about 2 bags that were not all the way full to the top. I did not measure the mixture so have no way of telling you the exact amount. This is just an estimate, but fairly accurate.
Around 3 cubic feet of soil will fill it to the top.
Can you buy in store
Some stores have them others can get them delivered to the store or to you.
Thank you for contacting Viagrow. This item is drop ship only. Thank you
Dean: I haven't seen them at our local Home Depot but you can get them on line. That's how I got mine. I hope that helps, Hank
Is it 12.98 per bag or set of 10 bags?
Best to check prices when you ready to buy. Things change and they offer a lot of different quantities.
10 bags
Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. The item is $12.98 for quantity one of the 10-pack. So each package contains 10 of the 20 gal. grow bags. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.
2535 cubic inches is only 10 gallons
When I measure the bag it is almost double your figure. Roughly (bags are hard to get exact) I get 17 x 14 x 19
Bobby: They're rated at 20 gallons, (80 qts) and it has taken about one nd a half bags of potting soil to bring it up to a bout five inches of head space. I'm prepping some fruit trees I'll plant when they go dormant and I'll go with the 20 gallons. I hope that helps. Hank
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