Questions and Answers for Root Pouch 25 Gal. Brown Breathable Boxer Fabric Planting Containers and Pots with Handles Planter

A:  Thank you for your interest in Root Pouch products. Looking at instructions on growing zucchini in containers most recommend a #15 gallon. That being said I think a #45 would be fine its just more pot than you would generally need for zucchini. You could put 3 plants I believe in a #45 Hope that helps thank you Sherry Root Pouch

A:  Thank you for your interest in Root Pouch products. I like to use a #10 gallon for my tomatoes. Our pots make such a large root system that the #10 gives the plant more room to grow and you will tend to get higher yields. thank you sherry

A:  Thank you for question. I put one tomato plant in a #10 gallon bag. This gives the roots ample room to grow and you will get much higher yields. Hope that helps Thank you Sherry Dudeck Root Pouch

A:  good morning I am sorry if I answered your answer incorrectly the first time. A#3gallon takes approximately .42 cubic feet of soil and a #25 takes approximately 3.35 cubic feet of soil. If you would like to email me directly I can send you our pdf with the soil amounts for each of our sizes. sherry@rootpouch.com Thank you Sherry

A:  Rambo Thank you for your interest in Root Pouch products. Can you tell me a little more about your planter tables so I can fully answer your questions? Thank you Sherry Dudeck Root Pouch

A:  Good morning Thank you for your interest in Root Pouch products. Our pouches are great for indoor house plants. The pots help the plant develop a dense fibrous root system and there is no root circling. They are made from a porous fabric so you will need a saucer to protect the surface your plant is sitting on. You can also use them to pot up your house plant and then put the plant and pot inside of a decorative pot in your home Thank you Sherry Root Pouch

A:  Mario Thank you for your interest in Root Pouch products. In my search I found that a 36" wide planter is reccommended for an 8' peach tree. Our #65 gallon is 32" wide and 18" tall. That would most likely work for you. Our #100 gallon is 38" wide and 20" tall so the tree will be able to be in that pot longer. As far as how much soils needed.. #65 gallon needs 8.75 cubic feet of soil #100 gallon needs 1.5 cubic feet of soil Hope that helps Thank you Root Pouch

A:  Thank you for your interest in Root Pouch products. In the reading I have done a #25 gallon fabric bag is recommended for artichokes. I have the link to the #25 gallon Root Pouches on home depot.com below. Thank you Sherry Root Pouch https://www.homedepot.com/p/Root-Pouch-25-Gal-Brown-Breathable-Boxer-Fabric-Planting-Containers-and-Pots-with-Handles-Planter-BB900-25H/306677177