PANACEA PRODUCTS 84386 Grow Bag tomatoes , 20 gallon

Sent one to my mom for Christmas, thinking ahead to planting in late spring. Instead of setting it aside over the winter she's using it to hold magazines. Blends beautifully with her country decor. Would also be great to hold yarn.

The material lasted for less than 4 months before rotting. Their not even close to being worth the money.

Nice bag, much bigger than I thought…..I thought it came with some sort of tomato product…apparently not

I've used these grow bags a few years now. I love their look and they last a couple of seasons. I've had really good luck growing my plants in them!

This is so much bigger than I thought it would be which is a benefit as far as I'm concerned. It took 2 large bags of potting soil to fill it and I've got my tomato plant planted in it already. It wasn't tall enough to use the tomato cage I purchased so I turned it upside down and problem solved. I'm sure I could find a smaller cage but I think the one I have will work fine. I've had a lot of compliments on my grow bag and I can't wait to get some of the other veggie bags. Very unique way to grow tomatoes and I love that I can fold it up for storage at the end of the growing season. I'm curious to see how long this will last from sun and water damage.

Firstly, this thing is HUGE so make sure you check the measurements. I get it, tomato plants need a lot of room, so that's fine. It was just unexpected. Secondly, the drainage on this product is insufficient. I was so excited to start growing tomatoes and they were doing GREAT for a while in this. Until it rained for about a week straight. This bag has one teeny tiny drainage hole in the bottom of it. My big beautiful tomato plant ended up developing a fungus and the whole thing wilted and died in 3 days, along with my 17 tomatoes on it. Also, I ended up finding this exact product at a store that rhymes with ZJ Faxx for less than half the price of it on Amazon.

Very disappointed. No drainage but one tiny tiny tiny hole at the bottom for such a humongous bag. You need two super large bags of soil to fill it up and I’m thinking that I have to make the holes myself with scissors at the bottom if I don’t want my toma toes to die fast and I’m still dubious. Tomatoes need good drainage to grow healthy and this bag has zero. I even cut the plastic bag that comes inside to make it less worse and still doesn’t work.

I have 2 of these, one has one tomato plant and the other has two. Lots of room for root growth, they are about 2ft tall and have a diameter of about 2 feet as well. Once filled with soil they can be quite heavy but move easily with two people holding the handles. Handles are durable and there is no worry of them breaking off when transporting a full bag. And they look great in the garden compared to standard black or green grow bags!