Home garden Breathable Plant Growth Bag

Home garden Breathable Plant Growth Bag !!!

Potato Grow Bags Garden Vegetable Planter, Breathable Plant Growing Containers with Flap and Handles for Tomato Carrot Onion home garden Breathable Potato Tomato Vegetable  Plant Growth Bag  Vertical Garden Grow Bag pot

• Material: High-quality non-woven fabric can not only ensure the air circulation, let the roots get more oxygen to breathe freely, but also ensure that excess water can be quickly discharged, avoiding bacterial reproduction and root rot caused by excessive watering. Sturdy fabric grow bag, good for long time use
• Breathable window design on the side that can be opened and closed easily. Designed with handles, convenient for moving the bag around
• Easy To Plant: Growing and harvesting your vegetables easier! The potato planter bag is suitable for indoor and outdoor planting. It is ideal for patios, small gardens, any outdoor space
• Widely used: They can be used to plant potato, taro, radish, carrots, onions, peanut, and many other vegetables

Features:

• Made of non-woven fabrics material, flexible design, anti-corrosion, moisture-proof and breathable.
• Excellent for planting potatoes, carrots, onions, and many other vegetables.
• Sturdy fabric grow bag, good for long time use.
• Breathable window design on the side that can be opened and closed easily.
• Designed with handles, convenient for moving the bag around.
• Easy to use, perfect for using in your home balcony, garden or other places.
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• Material: Non-woven Fabric
• SIZE:

M(7 Gallon):30*35cm
L(10 Gallon): 35*40cm

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