FEED GARDEN 5 Gallon Grow Bags 8 Pack – 300G Thickened Non-Woven Fabric Pots Double-Stitched Handles, Foldable Breathable Drainage Planters for Herbs, Lettuce, Strawberries & Flowers, Indoor Outdoor — Open-Box, 23% Off

300G THICKENED FABRIC, BUILT FOR MULTIPLE SEASONS — 300 g/m² non-woven fabric (vs. 200 g/m² or thinner on entry-level bags), so the walls hold their shape when filled and resist tearing at the seams. Each empty bag weighs 4 oz — 16 oz for the 4-pack. Fold flat and store indoors over winter and they are built to be replanted season after season 3.

AIR-PRUNED ROOTS, NO ROOT ROT — Water drains through the whole fabric wall instead of pooling at one drainage hole, and air reaches the root ball from every side. Roots stop at the fabric edge and branch out instead of circling the pot, which is why plants in fabric bags build a denser feeder-root system than plants in plastic pots. Indoors, set the bags on a saucer or tray — the fabric drains from the base.

DOUBLE-STITCHED HANDLES THAT DON'T RIP — Two woven webbing straps are sewn to the bag wall with a double-stitched box-X reinforcement (not cut from the same fabric as the bag body), tested to carry 180 LB. A filled 5-gallon bag of damp soil runs roughly 40–50 lbs, so the handles are the part that decides whether you can chase the sun across a patio — or not.Equipped with strong reinforced handles, easy to move the plants around your garden, patio or balcony, even when the bag is filled with soil.

SIZED FOR HERBS, GREENS, STRAWBERRIES & FLOWERS — 12.2" across and 10.2" deep is the right root room for basil, mint, cilantro, rosemary, lettuce, spinach, strawberries, marigolds and compact peppers. Growing full-size tomatoes, potatoes or squash? Size up to our 7, 10 or 15 gallon bags instead — those crops need more depth than a 5-gallon bag can give.

FOLDS FLAT — STORE THE WHOLE SET IN A DRAWER — Empty the soil, fold each bag flat, and all 4 stack down to about 1.96inch — they slide into a cupboard gap or under a shelf instead of taking up a corner of the balcony all winter. Rigid plastic pots can't do this, which is what makes fabric bags practical for apartments and small patios.

What "5 gallon" means on a fabric bag This bag measures 12.2" across and 10.2" deep — that's the nominal 5-gallon size used across the fabric grow bag category. Filled to about an inch below the rim, it holds roughly 4.5 gallon of potting mix. Fabric bags are round and slightly tapered, so they never hold the full geometric volume of a square container the way a rigid bucket does. We'd rather tell you the numbers up front than have you measure it yourself after planting. What it's the right size for Basil, mint, cilantro, rosemary, thyme, lettuce, spinach, strawberries, marigolds, petunias, compact peppers. One plant per bag for herbs and greens; strawberries can take 2–3 crowns. What it isn't the right size for Full-size indeterminate tomatoes, potatoes, squash, melons. Those want 7–15 gallons of root depth — we make those sizes too, and you'll be happier in the bigger bag. The fabric and the handles 300 g/m² non-woven fabric — heavier than the 200 g/m² fabric used on entry-level bags, which is what keeps the wall from slumping when the bag is full and wet. The two handles are woven webbing sewn on with a double-stitched box-X reinforcement, rated to 180 lbs. A filled 5-gallon bag runs roughly 40–50 lbs of damp soil, so this is the part that matters when you want to move plants. Using them indoors The whole base drains, so put a saucer or waterproof tray underneath if the bag is going on a floor, shelf or windowsill. Off-season Empty the soil, brush the fabric out, let it dry, and fold flat. All 4 bags fold down to about 2 inch and store in a cupboard until spring. Stored dry and out of direct sun, they're built to be replanted 3. In the box 4 × 5 Gallon grow bags (12.2"D × 10.2"H), black. Empty weight 32 oz.